I have fond memories of Uncle Frank. He was affectionate, and would always joke and tease me. I will always remember how his blue eyes would twinkle. Sometimes when I saw a certain glimmer in his eyes, I would know that it was my cue to run in order to avoid getting one of his whisker rubs.
I find comfort in knowing that he will continue to rest in peace; John 11: 11-44, until the resurrection; John 5:28,29, Acts 24:15, and look forward to the day that we will meet again under perfect conditions; Psalm 37:29, 2 Peter 3:13
Sincere condolences:
Many enjoyable, memorable times with the “Frankster”. Proud of his trucking career and had / shared many stories.
Hunted with Frank for years. Certainly a committed. dedicated hunter and was the brunt of many discussions related to “one shot Frank”.
His love of music (fiddle) was well known along with the thought that after a few drinks he could follow family tradition and could actually play .
He is now at rest and will be able to sit with his father and listen to those enjoyable fiddle tunes reflecting off the hills of Lanark Highlands.
Your association was a pleasure Frank.
so sorry to here of franks passing i have memories of frankie i also use to chat on the road to franlie one nite he was heading home and had a load of hard board or mdf board in the trailer very heavy very sharp .well his straps broke in carlton place and he knew he was in trouble but made it over almost to my house . i seen frankie on the shoulder of the road i knew it was him i went down to help the load shifted and was starting to go threw side of canves trailer he had so frank was tryin to fix problem but material so heavy so i got a neighbour and frankie my frnd and me repiled rear part of trailer frank had some straps in tool box and we gotter all tied up and secured what a nite but thats truckin eh frank frankie always had a hi on the cb gonna miss u frankie may you have only good roads ahead your frind always bobby ...... bob and eileen sadler almonte
Uncle Frank was an extremely kind man whom we adored dearly. I loved spending time with him at family gatherings. He always had a story to tell . He will be fondly remembered and always loved .
To the Gemmill Family. I am very sorry for your loss. I have good memories of Frank from years ago at Howard and Freda's, as well as working with him at Sullivans and then over the years meeting up with him when driving. He was always very friendly and loved to chat.
Sorry to hear of Frank's passing. Knew him from the Sullivan days, and always thought well of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this loss.
I will remember Frank fondly. Pauline and Frank babysat me as a child on Claude street, and we have great memories of his awesome laugh and admired his cool Fonzi hair. Working at Antrim allowed us to keep in touch, and I cherished the wee visits we had with them in Pakenham and Arnprior. Rest In Peace Frank, I hope you’re playing cards, rolling cigarettes, and laughing it up with Pauline. My sincere condolences to Frank’s family at this time. Xo
Stephanie Whyte and family
I remember Uncle Frank fondly. He was always quick with a joke and a light hearted individual. When I was young, my mom used to joke that he was Wolfman Jack because of his resemblance and facial hair. I hope that he and Aunt Pauline are enjoying a card game and a beverage together again.
Marc Rochon
So sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. Many great memories of Frank and Pauline, playing cards, bbqs, and just hanging out in the back yard in Pakenham.
Rest Easy Frank
Jo-Anne Camelon
Karyn, Kelsie & Kris
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