Frank Clough (17 Jun 1944 - 5 Sep 2024)

I always see Frank with that lovely smile. Many holidays we had with our group, will miss you my friend. RiP 🙏

Happy memories of Frank in the Volunteer Team at the National Railway Museum and much appreciation for his help in running the 'Friends' evening meetings in York.

Whenever I thkml of Frank I smile. He was so charming and exuded happiness. I well remember the MG Car Rallies he took me to. What fun. I shall be thinking of you on Thursday and sending my good wishes 🙏 and blessings to all the family.

Whenever I think of Frank of always smile- he had such a jolly disposition which exudes warmth and happiness. I really enjoyed the MG car rallies we attended years ago. You were so proud.
I shall think of you on Thursday and send you off with my orayers.

I only met Frank a couple of times mainly to organise a treasure hunt with the walking group. He was a very interesting, knowledgeable, charming, man and very good company.

I didn't know Frank as well as most of his close friends, but I found him to be a gentleman with a gentle soul.

Frank was a lovely ,gentle man ,so friendly, and didnt have an unkind word about anyone, I shall miss him.

Frank was a lovely, interesting and well respected man. Clare and Duncan

A "Gentleman" and a scholar- and they are fewer now with your passing. Blue Skies Frank.

Deepest condolences to Franks family
He will be greatly missed.
I am attending his funeral

Just been to coffee morning today and you were sorely missed. And will continue to be. Chris

My deepest condolences to Frank’s family. I worked with Frank many, many times whilst I was employed at the Wensleydale Railway and we always had a good laugh and a chat about such a variety of subjects. Working with Frank was, without exception, always a pleasure and whilst reasonably quiet and modest, you’d soon come to realise how knowledgeable & wise a person he was. I often used Frank as an example at the railway of someone whose greatest virtue (in my opinion) was his capacity to listen. At the AGM, what Frank could express with just one sentence (having listened intently) summarised what would taken the best of us, several minutes to match.
Thank you Frank, you will be dearly missed.

My sincere condolencesi worked with Frank on the wensleydale railway he was always friendly and pleasant, helpful a good man