Parents: Wesley Kennedy and Lillie May Lock
The Kennedy family moved to Silverton, CO where Fran grew up and went to school. Fran met her husband John (Jack) Ambold in Silverton in 1950 when Jack was working as an extra on a movie 'A Ticket To Tomahawk'. They were married in Silverton CO. on February 18, 1951. Shortly after their marriage, they relocated to Durango, CO where Fran worked as an administrative assistant for KDGO, a local radio station. Some years later the Ambolds moved from Durango CO to Hereford TX. During Fran's time in Hereford, she was first a mother and homemaker and later owned and operated the Mode-O-Day Clothing store in the Sugarland Mall. In 1992, her husband Jack retired, and they moved back to their beloved Colorado, settling in Montrose where they enjoyed a long and happy retirement. Fran's interests included square dancing; she loved fishing with Jack, she was an avid collector of pewter figurines, but she most enjoyed her trips to Silverton, CO where she perused the shops, and she loved being in the mountains. Fran is survived by John (Bonnie) Ambold of West Boylston, MA, Ed (Tammy) Ambold of Hereford, TX, and Larry (Bev) Ambold of Glenwood Springs, CO as well as her grandchildren Eric Ambold, Zack Ambold, Tonya Urias, Kelli (Wayne) Petner, Christopher Ambold, Deanna (Roger) Flores, and her great granddaughter Ona Urias.
A graveside service in honor of Fran's life will be held at Cedar Creek Cemetery in Montrose Colorado on Friday July 21, 2023, at 10:30am.
The Kennedy family moved to Silverton, CO where Fran grew up and went to school. Fran met her husband John (Jack) Ambold in Silverton in 1950 when Jack was working as an extra on a movie 'A Ticket To Tomahawk'. They were married in Silverton CO. on February 18, 1951. Shortly after their marriage, they relocated to Durango, CO where Fran worked as an administrative assistant for KDGO, a local radio station. Some years later the Ambolds moved from Durango CO to Hereford TX. During Fran's time in Hereford, she was first a mother and homemaker and later owned and operated the Mode-O-Day Clothing store in the Sugarland Mall. In 1992, her husband Jack retired, and they moved back to their beloved Colorado, settling in Montrose where they enjoyed a long and happy retirement. Fran's interests included square dancing; she loved fishing with Jack, she was an avid collector of pewter figurines, but she most enjoyed her trips to Silverton, CO where she perused the shops, and she loved being in the mountains. Fran is survived by John (Bonnie) Ambold of West Boylston, MA, Ed (Tammy) Ambold of Hereford, TX, and Larry (Bev) Ambold of Glenwood Springs, CO as well as her grandchildren Eric Ambold, Zack Ambold, Tonya Urias, Kelli (Wayne) Petner, Christopher Ambold, Deanna (Roger) Flores, and her great granddaughter Ona Urias.
A graveside service in honor of Fran's life will be held at Cedar Creek Cemetery in Montrose Colorado on Friday July 21, 2023, at 10:30am.
Parents: Wesley Kennedy and Lillie May Lock
The Kennedy family moved to Silverton, CO where Fran grew up and went to school. Fran met her husband John (Jack) Ambold in Silverton in 1950 when Jack was working as an extra on a movie 'A Ticket To Tomahawk'. They were married in Silverton CO. on February 18, 1951. Shortly after their marriage, they relocated to Durango, CO where Fran worked as an administrative assistant for KDGO, a local radio station. Some years later the Ambolds moved from Durango CO to Hereford TX. During Fran's time in Hereford, she was first a mother and homemaker and later owned and operated the Mode-O-Day Clothing store in the Sugarland Mall. In 1992, her husband Jack retired, and they moved back to their beloved Colorado, settling in Montrose where they enjoyed a long and happy retirement. Fran's interests included square dancing; she loved fishing with Jack, she was an avid collector of pewter figurines, but she most enjoyed her trips to Silverton, CO where she perused the shops, and she loved being in the mountains. Fran is survived by John (Bonnie) Ambold of West Boylston, MA, Ed (Tammy) Ambold of Hereford, TX, and Larry (Bev) Ambold of Glenwood Springs, CO as well as her grandchildren Eric Ambold, Zack Ambold, Tonya Urias, Kelli (Wayne) Petner, Christopher Ambold, Deanna (Roger) Flores, and her great granddaughter Ona Urias.
A graveside service in honor of Fran's life will be held at Cedar Creek Cemetery in Montrose Colorado on Friday July 21, 2023, at 10:30am.
The Kennedy family moved to Silverton, CO where Fran grew up and went to school. Fran met her husband John (Jack) Ambold in Silverton in 1950 when Jack was working as an extra on a movie 'A Ticket To Tomahawk'. They were married in Silverton CO. on February 18, 1951. Shortly after their marriage, they relocated to Durango, CO where Fran worked as an administrative assistant for KDGO, a local radio station. Some years later the Ambolds moved from Durango CO to Hereford TX. During Fran's time in Hereford, she was first a mother and homemaker and later owned and operated the Mode-O-Day Clothing store in the Sugarland Mall. In 1992, her husband Jack retired, and they moved back to their beloved Colorado, settling in Montrose where they enjoyed a long and happy retirement. Fran's interests included square dancing; she loved fishing with Jack, she was an avid collector of pewter figurines, but she most enjoyed her trips to Silverton, CO where she perused the shops, and she loved being in the mountains. Fran is survived by John (Bonnie) Ambold of West Boylston, MA, Ed (Tammy) Ambold of Hereford, TX, and Larry (Bev) Ambold of Glenwood Springs, CO as well as her grandchildren Eric Ambold, Zack Ambold, Tonya Urias, Kelli (Wayne) Petner, Christopher Ambold, Deanna (Roger) Flores, and her great granddaughter Ona Urias.
A graveside service in honor of Fran's life will be held at Cedar Creek Cemetery in Montrose Colorado on Friday July 21, 2023, at 10:30am.
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