Janet you may or may not remember me but you were in my grade one class. I’m sorry I didn’t get to see you today but I want you to know how very sorry I am. I recall your mom and dad when you were at Garden Creek. Thinking of you and your family today. Sincerely, Valerie Clarke Drury
I have many fond memories of Frank and Deanna. Frank always with an infectious smile accompanied by a warm hug, a story to tell. Frank was one of a kind and a very kind one indeed. Your wonderful memories held close in your hearts along with God’s love will help you walk this new path of life’s journey. My sincere condolences to all of the Morrison and Cameron Families. Lynne Horsnell
Dear Friends,
We want you to know what a privilege it was for those of us at York Care Centre to have had Frank as part of our family. It is our sincere wish that the memories you have, and share of Frank will prove to be a source of comfort to you and yours as you make the necessary adjustments that accompany your loss.
Sincerely,
The Staff and Residents of York Care Centre
To Deanna and family I would like to extend my sincere condolences and sympathies. In our semi retirement years Frank and I worked together at Trainor Surveys. Frank had a friendly upbeat personality, always smiling and was a pleasure to work with. I considered Frank a good friend and will miss him. So sorry for your loss!
Dear Deanna, children and grandchildren,
My husband and I were so sad to hear of Frankie’s passing. He was a lovely man - always smiling and so welcoming. I am very glad I saw Deanna and Frankie when I visited Fredericton last November. Frankie will be remembered as one of the kindest and nicest man.
Sincerely,
Judy Cameron and Douglas Graham (Cardinal, Ontario)
Frankie will be missed around the cottage and along the lane for sure. We will cherish the memories made with Frank and Deanna and the other wise men along the lane.
Frank and I met when we were teenagers and remained friends through our life. We used to paint together in later years and sometimes we just drank coffee and solved all the worlds problems I want to express my condolences to Franks family.
So sad to hear this.....Frank was a classic - there were times when I was paying for flying lessons when Frank was very "relaxed" about my insurance payments.....he just wanted to hear more flying stories so it was great to walk into his office and spend some time with him.....this went on for years and years, even when I was overseas and was "home" for a visit......just a very real and interesting character - and he served his country as well in the Air Force. I have great admiration for Frank - just a true blue human being - there are no more words......thank you Frank.
My sincere condolences to his family at this sad time - but he did have a great life.
With deepest respect,
Chris Fisher
I always enjoyed the opportunity to speak with Frank. I was one of the many insurance company officials whom called on the agency. Going through the door you just knew you were in for a treat. I remember well when the Commercial Union Assurance honoured the Morrison family for 100+ years of representing and the delightful evening we all enjoyed .A fine gentleman from an exceptional family. May he Rest In Peace in the arms of his Lord. Sincerely, Ken Cochrane
Dear Connie....We're sending you big Buley hugs at this tough time. What a great human being your Dad was and glad that he was involved with Rotary too....such a legacy he leaves and now his goodness lives on in you...xo Jan and David
Connie and family,
Sending my most sincere condolences on the passing of your father. Thinking of you during this difficult time and sending healing thoughts.
The first photo was taken in 1964 around that old beloved campfire. Uncle Frank was a very devoted family man - invested, deliberate & authentic . I'm sure for most of us in the family , our fondest memories come from time spent "at the camp". My favorite time of day was in the early mornings , I was usually one of the only kids up , our Fathers would be sitting drinking coffee , maybe getting a few odds and ends done before the day broke loose, but often they would sit and watch the mist in the cove quietly disappear as the sun warmed up the morning. Scriptures tells us - that our days too, are like a mist , and then gone . I thank God for Uncle Frank , for his short while here, he made such a difference in the lives of those he loved. Jim and I will miss him dearly .
Sincere condolences to the Morrison family. I read today that Frank has passed away.I am very sad to hear of your loss….sending much love to this wonderful family.xo
My condolences to Deanna and all the family.Met and talked to Frank many times discussing the insurance business.Frank always had time to talk and made you feel welcomed.Great guy and will be missed.Jerry Baldwin
