Chelsey & Jon
My sympathy and prayers are with you. Remember the good times with Grandpa and he will be in your hearts forever.
Aunt Dianne

To Bob and Nancy, JR and Chelsey and families,
We were so sorry to hear about Frank – we have so many fond memories – please accept our sincere sympathy.
Diane and Mike O’Shea

Bob and Nancy,
I was sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. I always enjoyed talking to him when our paths crossed in Ilderton and of course our chats in Birr many years ago.
Colin Wildfong.

Bob, Nancy, Chelsey and JR:
I was so saddened to hear about the loss of your father/grandfather.
Frank will always hold a special place in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time…..Pat Legg

To Frank’s family,
Over the years I had the priviledge of getting to know Frank at Swiss Chalet where I was employed for many years. I have so many fond memories of him and always looked forward to his visits and his smiling face. Please accept my condolences on his passing. He was a sweet man and a good friend.
Janet Stacey

To the Manning Family,

Our thoughts go out to you during this time. Chelsey, I will always remember the times I’ve shared with you and your grandfather. He was a wonderful man. Our sincere condolences.

Katelyn Squire and Chadd Taylor

Dear Bob and Nancy,
We wish to send our condolences to you and your family. We enjoyed knowing your Dad for many years and chatting with him at the various cattle related functions.
Our thoughts are with you.
Sincerely,
Lynda Bere
Bill Bere

My thoughts and prayers are with you Bob, Nancy and family. Dad and Grampa will be missed, I’m sure: but we all need an angel on our shoulder!
Helen Ryan

Bob, Nancy & Family:
Parkview Apartments will never be the same without Frank & Bea’s guidance. They always knew where they stood with one another and weren’t afraid to share their thoughts. He loved his farm life and family. Our sympathy to you and your family.

It was with great sadness that I opened the paper to read of Frank’s passing. I was so furtunate to get to know Frank. He was the highlight of my workday on so many occations! I recall last Christmas asking him why he had not put up his tree, since he had kept on about how his wife had loved Christmas. When I helped him take the tree from storage, and helped him set it out, the emotions he showed will forever tug on my heart. He loved his family so much, and was so lovingly recapping his marriage with every visit we had. It allowed me to have a different view on what a marriage should represent, growing up in a generation where vows aren’t often taken seriously. I had intended on calling Frank last week, to ask him if he had put up his tree … not expecting to read of his passing this week.

To his children;
I had a chance to meet (if I recall correctly) each one of you. Frank was so proud of his family, and bragged about his children often (and his caddle, oh how he had a passion for the farm!). I’ll never forget his smile, his laughter, his advice with life experience. He will be greatly missed! My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

To The Manning Family,
I was saddened to open the paper and read of Frank’s passing. I was fortunate enough to get to know Frank, as well as briefly meeting the children he spoke so fondly about. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this hard time. He will forever be remembered as the passionate farmer with love in his heart!
Ashley Sprowl (his nurse, 2008/2009)