Dear Mary and Family,

Know that my family and I are praying that Frank might enjoy Eternal Life and that all of you will find comfort and strength through your faith and the support of family and friends.

Love,
Henry & Kathy Tomaszewski and family

Dear Mary and Family
It has been quite some time since our paths have crossed. Many good memories of our friendship in Thunder Bay. So sorry to hear of Frank’s death. Take comfort in knowing each of you enriched each other’s life. You are such a kind and gentle person Mary. I’m sure it was a comfort to Frank to have you at his side.
Love
MJ

Mary my prayers are with you and yours at this time. every time I travel to Duluth I remember the Lobster feast the 4 of us shared. If you happened to get into Thunder Bay give me a call so we can catch up Norma

We will truly miss Frank’s wit , his charm, his grace and what he added to the human race.
Such a warm and gentle soul, yet one ball of fire at times.
May your special memories, Mary, Eric and family, give you peace and comfort
Hugs and Kisses….Kathy &John & family
“What we have once enjoyed, we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes part of us.” -Helen Keller …

Frank will always be remembered as a kind and true friend. Our condolences to the family.

Larry & Susan Gibson

Our sincere condolences to all the Peotto family. We have many fond memories of Frank years ago in Thunder Bay.

Please accept our expression of sympathy in Frank’s death. May time ease the pain felt at this difficult time. We were fellow bridge players at Rotary. Bev

Condolences to all Frank’s dear ones on his passing. He courageously journeyed on to the last. We, at the Caledon Seniors Centre, miss his presence at the bridge table. Bea Parkes

Mary and family. I am so sorry for your loss. Mary, you are a wonderful, caring person. I am sure that Frank appreciated all of your compassion, devotion and dedication. Thinking of you. Linda Thomas

Great memories of Uncle Frank – from childhood family events, spending time in the Maplewood Street home, to working in the Twin Gate building and going home with Uncle Frank and Auntie Mary for lunch, to seeing Uncle Frank at the Columbia Grill at morning coffee break time (long time ago!). Big personality – big smile – that’s how I will remember him. With love and shared sympathy, Debbie (Kivi) Matthews

Mary and family,

The loss of a loved one is one of the hardest moments we have to endure, it is never easy and it’s the most painfull experience. But you surround yourself with the memories Frank and you lived together and you celebrate his life through your life and in time you will even be able to smile again, knowing he is always with you.
Our prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Mary and extended Family, All of your nursing colleagues heard you speak about your family with fondness often. I am certain he was given much caring and kindness by you, Mary
I know you are missing him but you have a lifetime of memories to reflect. Thinking about you, Betty McWilliams