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9/15/2012 kathy, Laurie, John & Monica
sebastian, FL, United States
In loving memory of a wonderful brother, uncle and friend. you will be missed a lot. Love to Kathy, Rick, Karen, Shannon & Cian from Aunt Kathy and cousins, Laurie, John, & Monica. Rick (Laurie's partner) sends his love and sympathy too.
9/16/2012 Dominic McGrath
Douglas, Cork, Ireland
Hi Richard, Our sympathy on the death of you father Frank. Please pass on our condolences to your family. Dominic and Ann McGrath
9/16/2012 Timmins Family
Weymouth, Mass, United States
To Kathy and Family, Our Condolences on your loss. Frank will be greatly missed. From Steve, Bernie and Lauren
9/17/2012 Linda & David McGrath
Carrigaline, Cork, ireland
Kathy, Richi, Karen, Shannon & Cian, So sorry to hear about you Dad passing away. It must be a very tough time for you all. Will be thinking of you on Wednesday and will say a prayer for your Dad. Good luck with 21-gun shoot salut. He would be so proud. Love, Dave, Linda, Phelim, Cian & Darragh McGrath (O'Leary Ireland)
9/18/2012 D'Souza Family
Marshfield, MA,
Dear Rich and the Nici Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Your Dad/Husband was an inspiration to many. May he rest in eternal peace and shower many blessings down on all of you from above. Rich, you carry on his name and we are all so proud of you, as we are certain your Dad was. May you always feel his strength and courage when you need it most. God Bless you all, The D'Souza Family
9/18/2012 d luceys
Mallow, Munster, Ireland
thinking of u uncle frank all our prayers are with u and ur family r i p frank
9/18/2012 Martina O' Leary
Cork, Macroom, Ireland
The film of Frank is amazing! It feels like i got to be there, im in tears watching it. It really is beautiful. Frank was a one of a kind man. He always had a joke or story to tell. He is going to be missed greatly. I send my love to kathy, Rich, Karen, Shan and Cian. I'll always love Frank and i'll miss him so much. Sending Love from Ireland and me. Rest In Peace Frank Nici. One of a kind Man. xxxxxxxxxxxx
9/28/2012 Sandie Coleman
Cork, , Ireland
So sorry to hear about Frank passing away, we had some very happy times together over the years. He will be missed so much. Love Sandie, David, Killian, Ryan and Ben Coleman.
9/28/2012 Terri O'Donovan
Cork, , Ireland
So sorry to hear about Frank passing away, thinking of you all during this difficult time. He will be missed by all. Love Terri, Tom and baby Kyle.
10/11/2012 Dennis O'Leary
Ballygarvan, Cork, Ireland
Just received Franks memorial card in the post and it brought tears to my eyes. Time is passing us all by so quickly and our legacies are now left to our children & grandchildren to continue. I began to reminisce of the good old days I spent with Frank, both in Ireland and the US. My ”travelling buddy” as I like to refer to him as. When I, Marie and the kids went to America back in the 80’s, Frank & Kathy looked after us very well. Taking us to all the tourist attractions and kindly giving us accommodation in their beautiful home. I remember one day in particular, when Frank said he would take us to a shopping mall and he dropped us off at 8.30am at a mall in the middle of nowhere. He never mentioned what time he would be back to collect us and there was no mobile phones in those days. The funny thing about it, is Frank went off to work and it was only when Kathy came home from work that she rang Frank to say where are “They” and he said ”OH NO”. He’d forgotten all about us and we were still in the middle of nowhere at the shopping mall. Anyone that knows Frank will have a laugh at that!! As we all know Frank was “A War Veteran” and took great pride in the fact that he fought for his country. He liked to mention this regularly during conversations. When we went to Vegas a couple of years ago, we were queuing at the hotel check in desk, Frank skipped the queue telling everyone as he passed he was a war veteran and went to the very top of the queue and got served before everyone else. I was very embarrassed but the people in the queue had no problem with him skipping his turn and were very proud of their war veterans. He was like the “Mayor”. Another very funny memory I have is the time we went to dinner in my brother Pat & Marie's house. Frank had a station wagon at the time with a long bench seat in the front. I travelled with Frank to Pat's house. When we were leaving at 3.00am in the morning someone had sat in the front seat of Frank's car so I decided to sit in the back. I opened the back door of the station wagon to be greeted by a tsunami of empty cans. Frank must have been collecting empty cans all his life. The cans rolled out of the station wagon and down the street, obviouly making plenty of noise on their travels. It would only take Frank!! Our most recent meeting was at my daughter’s wedding in Kinsale, Co. Cork where it was a great pleasure to spend some time with Frank before he sadly passed away. Frank as always had some jokes to tell and some Vietnam war stories for the grandchildren. I tell you something, Frank you looked brilliant that day, you didn’t look a day over 50!! and as always you were the life and soul of the party. These memories of my travelling buddy I will cherish forever. Marie & I would like to offer our deepest condolences to you Kathy, Richi, Karen, Shannon & Cian. We may be far away but as family & friends we are very close and you are always only a thought away. Lots of love, Dennis & Marie O’Leary Ballygarvan, Co. Cork Ireland