Jeanine T. Fronk

Jeanine Therese Fronk was born, in 1957, to Ernest and Harriet Clayton. She grew up as a country girl in Shelbyville, Indiana with her sister, Nancy, and brother, Charles. She studied and loved botany and science just like her Daddy. She loved and cared for many animals, especially her cats. She called cats the characters of life. She had a brilliant mind and worked as a United States Defense Contractor Assembly Supervisor in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mom's dream for her life was to have a family of her own. During her work at Xetron, she met the man that deeply shared that dream. She married Robert Fronk in 1991. Then in her words, she had her miracle babies. Elizabeth Ann was born in 1993 and Laura Christine in 1996. She was a happy participant in every school project, party, and festival. As a family we often escaped the chaos of life in our little house, on the river, in New Richmond, Ohio. She was always up for an adventure and often planned trips for us. Her favorite places were Naples, Florida and the Smoky Mountains. Laura and mom sat together for many hours listening to classic rock and the world would slip away. Elizabeth and mom talked for hours on their lunch dates or in the middle of the night on the phone about absolutely everything. Anyone lucky enough to have known her would say she was the single most selfless and kind individual they had ever met. Because of her charity and volunteer work, there are many people in the world in a better place. She loved to read many varied genres throughout her entire life. She enjoyed connecting to those across the globe through her iPad games. She was beyond proud and thankful to see her babies grow up and be happily married. Samantha Jeanine was born in 2021 to Elizabeth. Mom loved to be a grandma with her whole being. She thanked God many times a day for Samantha. She became that little girl's best friend for the entire 19 months they were together. She fiercely loved Elizabeth, Laura, and Samantha with every beat of her heart. She faced many health battles and fought to stay with her family. Throughout Cancer, Heart Failure, and many other trials her faith for our Lord Jesus Christ never wavered, but in the end, it was out of her control. In her last moments, we all felt the presence of her untarnished warm, bright, and beautiful soul. She will be thought of and missed everyday of our lives. We know she is waiting to meet us at the gates of Heaven. THE WEBSTER FUNERAL HOME is serving the family. Online condolences can be made at www.websterfuneralhomes.com