Jesse Stewart Frame, Jr., also known as "Buntin", 69, died of leukemia at home in Deland, Florida, on Oct. 6, 2015. He was born Nov. 5, 1945 to Jesse Stewart Frame and Belle Wade Bowen Frame.
He grew up in Indianola, MS, and graduated in 1963 from Greenville High School in Greenville, MS. Jesse attended The University of Mississippi on a football scholarship after which he worked for 30 years as a Senior Pharmaceutical Representative for Pfizer.
He is survived by his two sons, Kelly Frame, of Charleston, SC, and Braxton Frame of Deland, FL; his mother, Belle Wade Bowen Frame; sister, Belle Wade Fitzpatrick; and his brother, Allen Frame.
Donations in memorium may be made to Hospice via Vitas.com, and via their website lls.com.
Carolyn Perkins (Gibson)
I always thought of you when I sang "Bye O Baby Buntin" to my children and my grands. I remember you telling me how your nickname came from that song.
Robert Wylie
Jesse Stewart Frame, Jr.
Deland, FL
Jesse Stewart Frame, Jr., also known as "Buntin", 69, died of leukemia at home in Deland, Florida, on Oct. 6, 2015. He was born Nov. 5, 1945 to Jesse Stewart Frame and Belle Wade Bowen Frame.
He grew up in Indianola, MS, and graduated in 1963 from Greenville High School in Greenville, MS. Jesse attended The University of Mississippi on a football scholarship after which he worked for 30 years as a Senior Pharmaceutical Representative for Pfizer.
He is survived by his two sons, Kelly Frame, of Charleston, SC, and Braxton Frame of Deland, FL; his mother, Belle Wade Bowen Frame; sister, Belle Wade Fitzpatrick; and his brother, Allen Frame.
Donations in memorium may be made to Hospice via Vitas.com, and via their website lls.com.
Published in Clarion Ledger on Oct. 9, 2015