Celebrating Our Resident of the Month

Frank and Donna Corban are a wonderful example of love, service, and community spirit. The couple met at church in Rolling Fork and were married in 2002, blending their lives, families, and passions together beautifully. Together, they share 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren who bring them endless joy.

Frank Corban was born in Fayette, Mississippi, and is a proud 1956 graduate of Mississippi State University. During his time at MSU, he was a member of the Block and Bridle Club and developed a lifelong love for agriculture. Frank dedicated 35 years to the Extension Service as an Extension Agent in Sharkey County. Throughout his career, he served as President of the Mississippi County Agriculture Agents Association, was a member of the Mississippi State Livestock Judging Association, and played a very active role in the Boll Weevil Eradication Committee for the State of Mississippi. He also served as Chairman of the Pastor Parish Relations Committee at his church in Rolling Fork. Frank enjoys gardening, fishing, and cheering on the Bulldogs at MSU ball games.

Donna Corban was born in Cary, Mississippi, and grew up in Rolling Fork. She worked as a church secretary and as a bank teller at the Bank of Anguilla. Donna is incredibly talented in painting and flower arranging and served as President of the Rolling Fork Garden Club for two years. Her creativity and caring spirit have touched many throughout the years.
Frank often jokes that he once hired Donna as the church secretary and eventually had to “fire” her because she traveled too much with him — a story that still brings smiles and laughter today.

We are so honored to celebrate Frank and Donna Corban as our Residents of the Month. Their love for family, faith, community, and each other is truly inspiring!