Overview
- Updated On:
- November 22, 2022
Description
The location of Fran Leaf Park has been reported as having a spirit, ghost, or haunting.
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Address: 2138 Brock St
City: Keego Harbor MI
State/County: Michigan
Zip: 48320
Country: United States
Open In Google Maps Property Id : 8562
Energy class: A+
SKU: MP201600003181
Many years ago, in the charming City of Keego Harbor, there lived a remarkable woman named Mrs. Frances M. Leaf, though everyone lovingly called her Fran. Fran was kind, smart, and deeply devoted to her community. She worked tirelessly to ensure that everyone received the best education possible. She was a fixture in the community, working in the English department at OCC, serving as President of the West Bloomfield Board of Education, and even as Vice President of the Oakland County School Board Association. But Fran wasn’t all work—she loved to have fun, too! One of her favorite places was the Michigan State Fair, where she dedicated many years to making sure kids and their families had a safe and magical experience. In 1969, the community honored her by naming her “Woman of the Year.”
When Fran suddenly passed away just two years later, the people of Keego Harbor wanted to honor her memory. They collected money and used it to create Fran Leaf Park, a special place where children and families could play and learn. Nestled in the heart of Keego Harbor, the park is bordered by a canal on one side and a beautiful wetland full of trees and wildlife on the other.
Now, some say that Fran occasionally visits this special park. They believe her spirit watches over it, ensuring it remains a safe haven for kids to play, learn, and grow. During story time under the willow tree, some have heard an extra voice—just a whisper—joining in with the storyteller. People would look around, puzzled, but there was never anyone there. Some say it’s just the wind rustling through the leaves, or perhaps the gentle lapping of water in the canal. But others believe that whisper and the cool breeze you feel on the warmest days is Fran herself, sitting down beside the children, enjoying the stories just as much as they are.
So, the next time you visit Fran Leaf Park, take a moment to listen. You might hear the birds and frogs singing from the wetland, or the gentle splashing of the canal’s waters. And if you’re lucky, you might hear the faintest whisper of a voice. But don’t be afraid—it’s just Fran, visiting her park, making sure it remains a place of joy and laughter forever.