Frank Greenwell

Name: Franklin Thomas Greenwell Sr.

Species: Domestic pig

Age: 36

DoB: December 9, 1919

Gender: Male

Hair Color: Black

Eye Color: Brown

Residence: 624 W. Hyde-Saint Pepper St.

Occupation: Mechanic

Parents: Constance and Earl Greenwell

Wife: Florence Greenwell

Son: Gabe Greenwell

Daughters: Linda Greenwell, Jamie Greenwell, Sharon Greenwell, Phyllis Greenwell, Ida Greenwell

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Personality

Frank is the ever-proud father of Gabe Greenwell. He is a dedicated and content family man who takes pride in his role as a father and a provider. Frank has no specific skill set, but can pick up on new abilities whenever they’re needed, which is important as he tends to drift from job to job, always ending up getting fired. Never for a lack of effort or poor performance, but rather for his incurable clumsiness. Luckily, his longtime friend Jackson looks out for him, and helps him learn everything he needs to know about auto mechanics. Despite his modest intellect, he does satisfactory work at the garage, though he still is something of an absent-minded klutz. He has a good work ethic though, and never complains that while he’s doing the tough work of replacing car parts largely by himself, Jesse sits behind the front counter reading magazines and his boss sits in his office tinkering. He’s content with his life, and likes things how they are. He values the simple pleasures in life, and never takes anything for granted, considering himself lucky to have a loving wife and six children. His uncomplicated outlook aligns with his preference for a straightforward and uncomplicated life. He attends his son’s every football and baseball game, and is very active in his younger daughters’ lives as well. While he is a positive force, he does have his negative traits, such as his inability to see the big picture, as some say. But underneath the surface, there’s an understated wisdom in Frank that those close to him can see.

Biography

Frank was born in 1919, and was raised by his grandparents. He briefly served in World War II, and lived off the money for a while afterward. When that proved to not be enough, he drifted from job to job, always ending up fired rather than quitting. Before getting his job at Moore’s Garage, he worked at the Powder Horn Bar where he was fired for drinking the beer that was caught under the tap.

Frank drives an olive green 1938 Dodge 1.5 ton truck. The passenger-side door was taken from another vehicle and is a rusty brown, most of its paint long gone. The passenger-side front fender is slightly dented, most likely from the same incident that resulted in the door being replaced.

Appearance

Frank is 5’10”, and fat. He has black hair with a receding hairline, and a five o’clock shadow. His work uniform consists of stained gray-blue coveralls with his name sewn on it, a utility belt, work boots, and a pair of suspenders which he typically wears with his casual clothes

Friends:

- Jackson Moore

- Randy Powell

- Jackie Dunn

- Craig Koehler

Skills and Abilities

Frank is friendly, albeit unrefined. He loves life, rarely gets frustrated, and has a constant humbleness to him. He tries his best to be helpful and supportive, and always tries to fix what he messes up. Frank is loud, loyal, and dependable.

Weaknesses

Frank is clumsy, uncoordinated, and oblivious. He has a tendency to put things on backwards when working on mechanics, which can lead to hours of extra work added onto projects. He also lacks manners, and doesn’t have the healthiest lifestyle.

Job

Frank has been working at Moore’s Garage for a couple years now, but he has worked at numerous other businesses around town, including the Powder Horn Bar, Milliner Hardware, Spurlock Plumbing, and even the phone company.