Frankie Stockton Jr

Frankie Lee Stockton, Jr. was born December 12, 1981, a native Hawaiian, in Honolulu, Hawaii on the island of Oahu. As a child, he had a love for football and, at the age of 12, he was a member of the NIAA League's Team Cardinals. Frankie was the receiver/quarterback for the team. They won the championship title for that division in 1994. In 2000, he graduated from Northland High School with a diploma in Marketing. Frankie was the only student who completed the marketing program and he received letters of recommendation from his instructors to further his career. Early on, his friends and family knew him as Junebug, but as he grew older to become a man and a responsible adult, his family began to refer to him as Junior. After graduation, he took a job at McDonald's, where he worked as a night shift manager for eight years. Frankie (Jr.) changed careers in 2008 and went to work for J.P. Morgan Chase. He remained there for nearly nine years as a customer service advocate in the call center located in Westerville, Ohio. He received the Authentic Hospitality Award for outstanding customer service. Frankie was a team motivator, top performer, and he provided excellent customer service to all he spoke with on the phones. Due to the stress he endured with this job, he left the company in October 2015. After the loss of his dad, Junior became his mother's strength. He moved back into the family residence to help with the upkeep. Frankie (Jr.) worked every day, and sometimes worked two jobs, to ensure that his family could survive. Frankie's current employer was Contract Sweepers and Equipment, where he was a driver/operator for the company until his untimely death. He was a blessing to all the lives he touched. Everyone that knew Frankie (Jr.) found that he was a compassionate, easy going person who didn't bother anyone. At his job, he worked hard and made friends easily. He loved life and lived it to the fullest. Frankie (Jr.) was baptized in the name of Jesus and he was a member of New Salem Baptist Church. He enjoyed football and was an avid fan of the San Francisco 49ers, but his greatest joy was in using his creative talents to produce musical beats. On Thursday, March 17, 2016, Frankie was involved in a devastating automobile accident that tragically took his life too soon. His father, Frankie L. Stockton, Sr., preceded him in death on November 25, 2014. Left to mourn his loss and cherish a lifetime of memories are his mother Karen T. Stockton; brother Thomas L. Stockton; aunts, Constance Johnson, Arlethia Craighead, Yvonne Stockton, of Columbus, Ohio, Shirley Spencer of Charlotte, NC, Ruben (Diana) Rodriguez of Portchester, NY, Marilyn Anthony of Bluefield, West Virginia, and Donna Cunningham of Columbus, Ohio; uncles, James D. Stockton of Florida, William K. (Sadie) Stockton, Reginald Stockton of Columbus, Ohio, Samuel (Debra) Anthony of Detroit, Michigan, Rudy (Sammye) Anthony of Stone Mountain, Georgia, and Sandy Anthony of Alexandria, Virginia; cousins, Ruben Rodriguez, Rebecca Rodriguez, Robert Ponder, Stacie Ponder, Ryan Anthony, Alexander Anthony, Michael Craighead, Maurice Craighead, Sheneka Cunningham, Misha Cunningham, and Mike Jones; special childhood friend Deon Saunders, and his mother Mary Saunders; and a host of other relatives and dear friends.