Frances Maureen (Frawley) Mannor of Waterford passed into eternal life on December 2, 2020 surrounded by her family. She was born January 20, 1934, the youngest daughter of Donald and Ethel Frawley of Flint, MI. She is survived by her loving husband Gordon of 62 years, their children Patrick Mannor, Loretta (Thomas) Mullally, Christopher Mannor, Jane Mullally, and Robert (Melissa) Mannor, and daughter-in-law Jane Mannor. Grandchildren Michael (Kate) Mannor, Joseph (Nicole) Mannor, Andrew (Veronica) Mullally, Matthew (Alicia) Mullally, Patrick Mullally, Timothy Mullally, Kathleen (Dominic) Barceleau, Thomas Mullally, Marie Mullally, Joseph Mullally, Monica Mullally, Maria (Bryan) Ramberg, Anthony Mannor, Andrew Mannor, Nicholas Mannor, Isabella Mannor, Angela (Michael) Rose, Maureen (Joseph) Kerr, Lindsay (Marc) Blain, Lauren Mannor, Miriam Mannor, Alexander Mannor, Samuel Mannor, Molly Mannor, and Charles Mannor. Thirty-three treasured great grandchildren, her sister Barbara Lusty, and brother Donald (Janet) Frawley, sister-in-law Yvonne Mannor, and her many beloved nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her son Michael Mannor, grandson Jimmy Mannor, sister Helen Routowicz, brothers-in-law Carl Routowicz and John Lusty.Fran's priorities were her faith and family. She enjoyed attending many of her children's and grandchildren's soccer, baseball, and softball games, pinewood derbies, school plays, band concerts, and dance recitals. Her greatest joy was having the family gather for holidays and birthdays at their home, with the little ones playing on the living room floor and the adults catching up with each other while sampling the newest recipes. The grandchildren and great grands each thought they were her favorite. She treasured her Catholic faith and was a Third Order Lay Carmelite. With her friends, she started a weekly Holy Hour that continued for more than twenty years. For many years, she was in charge of scheduling weekly Adoration at Our Lady of the Lakes in Waterford and St. Matthew's in Flint (where she graduated high school). She and Gordon were daily communicants for more than thirty years. Fran and Gordon enjoyed traveling in their motorhome and visited most of the fifty states, including driving to Alaska to celebrate retirement. They were avid square dancers and enjoyed getting together with their good friends. Fran had a joyful sense of humor that made any activity more fun.She leaves her children and family many wonderful memories, but her greatest gift to them was the gift of faith and her example of a life well lived. A private family funeral was held at Holy Family Catholic Church in Grand Blanc.