Francine

Mack

Remembering aur Sister Francine

Francine Mack, 74 years old, was a resident of Englewood, New Jersey. She was born on October 8, 1949, to the late Harold and Virginia Mack in Englewood, New Jersey. Francine passed away on August 24, 2024.

During her teenage years, her parents decided to move to New York, where she attended Jane Addams High School in The Bronx. She graduated with flying colors.

Francine was kind and loving, with a heart of gold. She was very generous; for example, if you asked to borrow money, no one ever knew that she had lent you anything. She also loved listening to music. Her two favorite songs were "When I Think of You" by Janet Jackson and "Venus" by Frankie Avalon.

Her love for music filled our lives with harmony and joy. Her laughter and joy were always evident. If you asked her, "Hey Francine, how do you feel?" Her response was always, "With my hands." She was the center of attention all the time.

Every time the family got together, Francine would make us laugh. One time, she was upset with one of her sisters, Jackie, and revealed to another sister, Janice (also known as George), "Girl! Jackie's got one more time to bring up that topic." We all still laugh to this very day. The bond of sisterhood anchored us through the ups and downs we all endured. Yes, it wasn't easy, but what was amazing is that we always had a wonderful guide—our Heavenly Father, Jehovah God-to help us.

Francine, we simply can't imagine a world without you in it, but we understand that we will see you again in the resurrection as Jehovah God promises. We are all forever grateful that our relationships as sisters have been unconditionally solid because of our Heavenly Father, Jehovah, who guides us and truly loves us all. We will miss you! So, until then, we will see you in the new world as Jehovah promises. Yes, Francine, see you in paradise.

Love, your family

Francine is survived by her one and only son, Eric Kevin MacArthur, along with his five children; sisters Janice Jones (also known as George, a name Francine gave to Janice), Jacqueline Dixon, Danita Bennett, Dannette Fisher, and the late Carol Singleton; and a host of nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, many cousins, and many friends.