Keyshia Cole Announces Mom Frankie’s Funeral Details, Says Service Was Delayed Due To Sister Getting Covid
Keyshia Cole Announces Mom Frankie’s Funeral Details, Says Service Was Delayed Due To Sister Getting Covid
Keyshia Cole has announced the funeral service plans for her mother Frankie. The service will take place at Oakland’s Greater St. John missionary Baptist Church on Saturday and will include a butterfly and dove release.
Keyshia also shares that the service was delayed because her sister Elite has Covid. She also emphasized that she wants all her siblings in attendance.
She writes on social media:
IF YOU ALL want to send flowers for Mommy’s HOME-GOING CELEBRATION THIS SATURDAY
1:00pm to 3PM OAKLAND CA
Greater St. John missionary Baptist Church on market Street in Oakland Ca Pastor Payton?? Yvonne Cole THERE WILL BE A DOVE AND BUTTERFLY RELEASE DIRECTLY AFTER service IF U GUYS WANT TO COME PARTICIPATE ??
ALSO PLEASE
Send My sis ielitenoel your get well wishes PLEASE COVID prolonged this service, BUT MY MOTHERS WISH WAS TO HAVE ALL HER CHILDREN IN ONE PLACE AT ONE TIME!!!!! So we’re trying to make that happen!!!! I would LOVE TO SEE ALL MY SIBLINGS THERE!!!!
ALL
??????? of them!!!!!! @prttybrwneyez__
@SammyGhostt
@TheRealNeffeteria
ielitenoel
@Sensei510raxe
@keyshiacole
@Papiwaves
As previously reported, Frankie died earlier this month on her birthday after suffering an overdose.
We send our condolences to her family and friends.



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