Franklin A. Butt

Birth date: May 27, 1940 Death date: Jun 16, 2024

Franklin A. Butt, 84 of Garden Plains, Illinois passed away Sunday, June 17, 2024 at MercyOne - Clinton. Funeral Services will be 1:00 pm, Friday, June 21, 2024 at Zion Lutheran Church in Clinton. Burial will be in Clinton Lawn C Read Obituary

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Melinda (Eshelman) Lopez

76w ago

Mr, Butt was always and forever be my favorite teacher.. even though I still dislike social studies!!!
Mr.Butt, will be missed by many!!!
My condolences to the family!!!

Melinda (Eshelman) Lopez

76w ago

in honor of Franklin.

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David G. Dykstra

77w ago

I’ll always remember Mr. Butt in class at Fulton Jr. High school!! He was a teacher every one liked, had a great sense of humor and he cared about his students!! He’s a great teacher and friend. Rest in peace Frank

Robert Saiter

77w ago

he was a great guy will miss his mumor he gave a lot of himself to teach others sending prayers to his family fly high my friend

Susan Daniels, Chris & Matt Appuhn

77w ago

in honor of Franklin.

We are so very sorry to hear about Frank. Deepest sympathy to the family.

Anonymous

77w ago

Sent a Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum to the Butt family.

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Dawn Mcinnes

77w ago

in honor of Franklin.

So sorry to hear of Franks passing! The best teacher I had growing up in 7th & 8th grade. He will missed & never forgotten! Sending lots of healing powers to the family & especially his wife. Scott & Dawn McInnes ( Wiebenga)

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Bob And Nancy Countryman

77w ago

in honor of Franklin.

So very sorry to hear of Frank's passing. Sending our prayers and sincere sympathy.

Robert

77w ago

I had Mr. Butt in middle school social studies and high school shop. I looked up to him as a gentle, kind man who had a nickname for everyone and I always looked forward to his classes. Over the years as an adult I would see him out getting a meal from time to time and would say hello and he always recognized me right away and was happy to talk to me. Rest in piece, sir.

Linda Bielema Paysen

77w ago

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