Frankie F Bako

      Frankie F Bako, born Aug. 25th 1929 in Berryville Arkansas the daughter of Frank and Myrtle Davis. Frankie was the youngest of eight siblings now all deceased.

      Frankie married David Bako Dec. 18 1946, after having Jimmy, Charles and Shirley they moved to Chicago to take care of David's parents, after they had passed they moved to Boise, Idaho in 1964. Frankie worked at several different jobs but her longest was at HP,  as an electronic assembler.

       Survived by  Charles and wife Christine and their  5 children and 28 grand and great great grand children. Shirley and her husband Tim Williams and their 2 son's and 7  great grand children. Jimmy was the oldest who has passed away 2016 and was survived by his 5 children and 7 great grand children.  Frankie's 12 grand children are Rob and wife Tracy, Scott and wife Tara, Chad, Andrea and husband Jake, Jamee and husband Justin, Todd and wife Tanya, Michael and wife Shelly, Eric and wife Katie, Christopher and wife Allie, Charlene and husband Jason, Josh and wife Harmony and Nick and wife Jen. Frankie's 25 great grand children are Annie and husband Jeremy, Takena, Mishelle and husband Dale, Michael Jr, Austin, Cheyenne, Kellye, Naia, Zyen, Matthew, Garrett, Dominik, Kylin, Travis, Joseph, Arron, Lexis, Caleb, Alyssa, Taylor, Allie, Asher, Ricki and Nicholas Jr.  Frankie's 13 great great grand children are Shevelle, Novah, Kaprise, DJ, Raj, Rylin, Ricky, Wyatt, Estella, Kaden, Taylor, Amara and Kaylea. 

      Frankie was the type of person who would always be there if you needed anything, she always had a kind word to say. Family was the most important thing in her life. 

       Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother and Great Great Grandmother you left us beautiful memories, your love is still our guide, although we cannot see you, you're always at our side. We'll always remember the things you taught us and how much you loved each and everyone of us. There is something about losing a mother that is permanent and inexpressible - a wound that will never quite heal.  We will all will miss you terribly.