Franklin “Frank” Charles Beavis, Age 91, of Butte, passed away on January 25, 2026
No services are planned at this time.
Axelson Funeral & Cremations is privileged to care for Frank and his family.
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Susan Johnston says
Frank was kind, talented, funny, compassionate and a loving man who will be missed greatly. He is reunited with his brother and Trey and many more I suppose. R. I. P.
Elena Nelson says
Toby and family,
I’m so sorry about your Uncle Frank. He was the cutest little guy. I’m happy he is reunited with Al. Thinking of you and your family.
Kim Lange says
I got to know Frank while working for the Forest Service.
I never knew him to have a bad day, always cheerful and happy to help. A great guy!
Alan Beavis says
I will always remember Uncle Frank fondly. He was a genuinely kind person who was always willing to help you any way he could. He made our childhood fun, taking us fishing, hunting and camping. I remember him purchasing motorcycles for himself and my father, which ended up always being ridden by my brother and I. He gave me my first car, a 1960 Chev Corvair, so I wouldn’t have to walk to Butte High School. I will miss our frequent telephone calls. It’s going to leave a void not hearing his voice. Rest in peace Uncle Frank. I will miss you.
Ginny Powers says
Frank was s good man. True Walkerville family. He taught me how to build wood furniture and crafts. Showed me how to use lots of wood tools. Always had a good story or laugh. My neighbor Robbie and her grandson were very close to Frank. He was the Dad Trey needed and they had a special bond. I loved my visits with Frank and Al. They always were helping out someone. Frank was so kind and loved adventure. He really loved growing up on the hill. He was very talented also in wood working. I’m hoping that Frank ,Robbie and Trey had a great reunion. Also with his brother Al. RIP and thank you for the friendship. Ginny and Kevin Powers