Obituaries

On behalf of my sister Susan and myself we would like to offer our sincere condolences on your loss. Our father, Gerald Hanrahan, shared a room with Frank at Melville Gardens.

Hey Uncle Frank, Thank You for all the great memories my family and I will never forget. Whether through my childhood years in Nova Scotia or as time progressed, visits with my own family. Uncle Frank you were always up for a good game of cards or a fun trip to the beach. My favourite times were watching you make my boys laugh with your little gifts/pranks. The gifts always took far too long to open because of the amount of scotch tape you wrapped them in, we would all laugh. You are always in our hearts 🎹🎹🎹 Lots of Love from the Hayley's Troy, Liz, Tyler, Connor, Ethan

Frank was a very nice man who I got to know when Sandra worked at sears as I did. Farnk Was always up for a conversation no matter what the topic. He was such a kind man. Sending our condolences to Sandra and his family . Love from Glen and Mona.

Carl Linda and family Ian and I were so sorry to hear about the loss of Frank. Although we did not know him we know what a difficult time this would be for you and your family. Please accept our sincere condolences Marleen and Ian MacKinnon

Sorry in Franks Passing . I played washers with him and Sandra for years and got him to play a few tunes on the piano. All the best, Ron and Sue Slaunwhite

John and Linda Mosher of Bayside send sincere condolences to Sandra on the death of Frank. John used to walk by their house every morning and always saw Frank outside where they had great chats. Linda would often see him at the mailboxes and say hi. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family members.

Sister in law Shirley Hayley will remember all the beach adventures,card games and sharing many fun filled birthday celebrations together. Frankie had a talent to play lively renditions of classic and popular tunes on the piano for all to enjoy. Sebastian will always remember the amazing day he shared with Frankie on The Bluenose II. Frankie will be dearly missed. Shirley and Sebastian

My Uncle Frank was a very sweet man, with a bit of ornery that made him the fun uncle. When my brothers and I were young and we could visit, Uncle Frank and Aunt Sandra doted on us. Frank loved taking us around to the beaches and historic sites in Halifax, and to visit PE Island for the Anne of Green Gables tourist sites. And he loved a good beach day. I will always think of him when I hear music from his era. Miss and love you Uncle Frank 💕. - Stacey