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Emmie W. Frink was bom on October 17th, 1934, in Augusta, Georgia. She was the daughter of the late Thomas and Cinda Williams. A pursuer of excellence, she graduated from Lucy Laney High School, Augusta, Georgia, in 1953. Immediately following her high school graduation, she enrolled at Bethune Cookman College, which is now Bethune-Cookman University, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
A Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education and Home Economics was awarded to Emmie W. Frink in 1957; and, it was during her college tenure, she met and married Jno. S. Frink of Fernandina Beach, Florida in 1955. They were college sweethearts and, during their marriage of 46 years, they had two children.
Following her graduation and for nearly 40 years, Emmie was employed with the Volusia County Florida School System, where she carved out an outstanding career teaching the youth of Daytona Beach, Florida. Emmie positively impacted the lives of many at Bonner, Highlands and Tomoka Elementary Schools. She was considered by all as an outstanding, innovative and passionate teacher who always was attempting to inspire young minds.
Emmie was an active member of the community and would spend endless hours dedicated to community service. Over the years, her affiliations included active memberships with the Daytona Beach Chapter of the Links, Inc., Diamond Life Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., National Education Association, and the United Negro College Fund. Emmie served in various leadership positions within these organizations and often was sought for guidance. Emmie was also a Lifetime Member of Bethune-Cookman University's National Alumni Association, of which she gave generously of her time for the improvement of the college she loved so well.
Mrs. Frink's exemplary years of educational employment and community service are rec ognized by her many achievements including the National Association Award for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO); Former Miss Bethune-Cookman College; Volusia County School Board Certificate of Honor; and the Daytona Beach, Florida Chapter of Link's Certificate of Acclaim for Outstanding Service.
Emmie was an active member of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, Daytona Beach, Florida, for over 40 years.
Emmie is very much loved by her surviving sons, Bruce R. Frink, Tampa, FL, and Jacques R. Frink, Laurel, MD. She is survived also by one grandson, Bruce R. Frink II, Orlando, FL; one great grandson, Isaiah, Orlando, FL; two sisters, Ruth W. Armstrong, Chicago, IL, and Thomasina W. Walker, Augusta, GA; one brother, Donald E. Williams, Hauvelton, NY; two nieces, Renee' Armstrong, Atlanta, GA, and Nichelle Booker; three godchildren, Betty W. Ellis, Pensacola, FL, Susan H. Freeman, Daytona Beach, FL, and Angella J. Vann, West Palm Beach, FL. She was preceded in death by her husband, the late Jno. S. Frink.

Order of Service

The Processional

Musical Prelude - Hymn #427 "When Morning Gilds the Skies "........................................................ Congregation (A Celebration of Life, Page5)

Reception of the Body

.................................................... Farther Colbert Norville

Musical Prelude

Priest in Charge, St. Timothy s Episcopal Church

The Opening Sentences --Rite One........................................................................................................ Congregation (A Celebration of Life, Page 1)
The Collect for the D ay.......................................................... ........... ................................................... Congregation (A Celebration of Life, Page 1)

Musical Selection.............................................................................................................................Mr' Hairy Burney "It Is Well With My Soul''

First Lesson..............................

Old Testament: Wisdom 3:1-9

Dr. Canon Nelson W. Pinder

Second Lesson..........................

New Testament: Revelation 7:9-17

Ms. Catherine Kershaw

Musical Selection....................

LEVAS #196 "What a Fellowship " (A Celebration of Life, Page 6)

Congregation

Holy Gospel According to John

John 14:1-6

............... Deacon Madelyn Martin St. Timothy's Episcopal Church

H o m ily ....................................
Prayers of the People............... The P eace................................
Resolutions..............................

..................Father Colbert Norville
..................Farther Colbert Norville ................. Farther Colbert Norville
....... Bethune-Cookman University Ms. Lois Gray
Daytona Beach Chapter Links, Inc. Mrs. Barbara Blossom
St Timothy's Episcopal Church Mr. James Daniels

The Commendation........ Musical Selection.....

.........Dr. Canon Nelson W. Pinder
..Mr. Harry Burney "I Love The Lord ''

Departure

Mr. Lonnie T. Brown, Sr. Dr. Robert H. Bryant Dr. Morris R. Carter Mr. James L. Jones Dr. Carver A. Portlock Mr. Sean J. Way
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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Beta Xi Boule Heir-O-Links
Bethune-Cookman University Alumni Chapter Bethune-Cookman University Booster Club Bethune-Cookman University Class of 1957 Lucy Laney High School Class of 1953
The Links, Inc. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Beta Xi Archousai Quettes
Bethune-Cookman University Class of 1957 Bethune-Cookman University Class of 1953
The family of the late Emmie W. Frink expresses their deep appreciation for the many prayers and wonderful acts of love and kindness expressed during
the illness and death of our loved one.

Herbert Thompson Funeral Home, Inc 901 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard
Daytona Beach, Florida '
Volusia Memorial Park 550 North Nova Road Ormond Beach, Florida
Immediately following the Entombment Center for Civic Engagement President's Dining Room Bethune-Cookman University
740 West International Speedway Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida