Hindmarch
Easington Lane
(formerly of Seaham)
Unexpectedly on July 1st aged 64 years, Frank. The loving husband of Sandra. The much-loved dad of Philip, Kathryn and father-in-law of Danielle and Jordan. The treasured grandad of Ethan, Leon, Philip and Isaac. The dearly loved brother of Tom and brother-in-law of Angela. The dear uncle of Anthony, Alison and good friend of many. Family and friends please meet on Monday July 25th for a service in Sunderland Crematorium at 10:00am. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu kindly received for the British Heart Foundation. A donation box will be provided at the crematorium. All enquiries to Andrew Grey Funeral Directors, 30 Station Road, Hetton-le-Hole. Tel: 0191 5265800. Loved and remembered always.
Funeral Director: Mr Ben White
With deepest sympathy from Andrew and staff.
I have not seen my uncle Frank since I was about 12 years old, but I remember him fondly as the big guy with the afro who would pick up Cindy and Lisa right off the ground and wrestle with them. Frank and I shared some emails following my Nana's death a few years ago - he was compassionate, kind and welcoming to me.
RIP Uncle Frank x
Frank. Youngest son of Tommy and Ana of Deneside, Seaham. Esteemed brother of Colin and David. Sister in law of Valerie. Uncle of Paul, Justin, Emma, Charles and the late Colin Francis.
We have many very happy memories of Frank growing up. A lively energetic inquisitive boy. He will be sadly mourned. Grief is the price of love
So sorry for youre loss a lovely Man know for our love off newfoundlands I shall miss our chats always be in my thought take care my friend love to the family a great soul 💕
I’m so Sorry to hear he has passed, I last saw frank at my Great Aunty Ana’s funeral, he was such a friendly pleasant person. Sending all my love to his wife and family.
Kirsty (cousin Carole’s daughter) Violet and George.xxx
So shocked today , big cousin Frank , my condolences to all his family from us all , taken so young your are all in our thoughts . carole and family . Epsom Surrey
I am still in shock that Frank has died, he was for many years a massive friend, unfortunately I hadn't seen him in a good twenty years. I have many happy memories of our time together, from camping trips to a simple pint in the club, from afternoons at Durham beer festival to nights around Sunderland.
He had a wicked sense of humour that some could not always understand, but, in our group it was a given that you would need to give as good as you got.
A true gentleman who will be missed by so many, Rest in Peace bonny lad.
You will be missed by many big lad, but there are many memories x
Frank, big man with a big heart who had more effect on my future than he could ever guess. The world was a better place with Frank in it.
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