Frank Fenton (1 Nov 1938 - 24 Feb 2019)

An honour to help with this most worthy cause in memory of Frank.
Chris, Sue and the Bradley family

Lorna and Keith Meadley donated £50 in Frank's memory

I will always remember the lovely times we had, Frank. You were always my best friend and help. You will always be with me and never be forgotten. Bert

I will always remember the lovely times we had, Frank. You were always my best friend and help. You will always be with me and never forgotten. Bert

To our dear brother/brother in law x

You will be missed so much Frank, but you depart this world leaving a wonderful legacy which will live on forever in your family and friends. Rest in peace x

It has been a true honour to know you. Rest in peace Frank John & Sally

Grandad

The kindest and most generous person I have ever met and I am truly honoured to have called you my Grandad.
You are an inspiration to us all in your modesty and attitude to life and I thank you for everything I have learnt from you.

Love you
Joe x

Very proud to have called you my uncle. From the moment we meet when you picked me up at Heathrow in May 1983 I have always found you to be a wonderful caring man. A true gentleman in the age where gentleman are getting harder to find. Thankfully we only need to look at your children and their children to see your wonderful spirit live on. Rest in peace Uncle Frank.

Dear Frank,
Oh what great sadness you leave in passing but oh what a wonderful legacy and example you leave to us all of what REALLY Is important in life.
Thank you for the all the catch phrases, your patience, for tuition in DIY (thank god), for always insisting on paying for dinner (and the ice creams) and for your unflinching belief in me as a man, husband and father. .....proud to call myself son-in-law.
Mike x

Thank you for everything, Grandad. The best possible role model, of both a Grandad and a man, that we could ever dream of being blessed with. The most amazing and positive presence throughout all of our lives and we will treasure the special memories forever. Love and miss you deeply, Matt xxx

Oh Dad, where to begin?
Heartbroken that you are no longer a daily part of our lives, but forever grateful for all that you were to us, the most devoted, caring, humble, generous man, full of love and laughter. We were so lucky to have you as our Dad. A lifetime of happy memories to keep in my heart. Love you forever, Alison xxx

Thank you for everything, Grangy. A true rock of the family and an example to everyone he ever met, you were all our hero. Loyal, patient and generous, I feel thankful every day that you were my Grandad. All my love, as always xxxxx

To the man I am very proud to be able to call my grandad. You have always been the perfect role model to us all. The most Generous, funny and loving man who was greatly loved by all. I am very lucky to have had you in my life and thankful for all that you have taught me. Love you so much and will miss you forever xxxx

Loving memories of happy times and the kindness Frank and Sylvie showed to Phil, (Frank's deceased brother) and sister--in-law Elaine when we visited England. We treasured those memories. So sad to see how the stroke left you Frank, but you were so lucky to have such a caring, loving family around you. May you Rest in Peace.

Such a mixture of tears and smiles at the wonderful memories. Thank you for everything you did for me. Rest peacefully now 'Unky'. Will love and miss you forever xx

To the most amazing, generous, caring and loving man in the world that i got to call my Grandad. You taught us all so much that we will take forward for the rest of our lives. Love you Grandad, sleep well. xxxxxxxxx

I feel so lucky and privileged to have had Frank as my father in law. A truly selfless, wonderful and courageous man, full of warmth and humour. Always in our thoughts, sleep peacefully, Frank.

Very lucky to have been able to call the most generous and inspirational man in the world my Grandad. Thank you for everything. Love you and miss you very much but no more pain xxxxxxxxxx

Never was there a more courageous, selfless and generous man. I feel so privileged to have called him my Dad. Miss and love you forever Dad.Out of pain and suffering now. Sleep well xxxxxxx

I have very fond memories of Uncle Frank from 1992 when we visited the UK. The time he took to take us around the areas that he, my Dad and the rest of the family grew up in. Our love goes to Sylvie, Elizabeth, Alison and the rest of the family. Our thoughts will be with you on the 14th. Kia kaha, with Aroha 💕