Kevin Shaun Frawley (17 Sep 1941 - 4 Aug 2014)

Tomorrow we say goodbye to a great man.

My Uncle Kev had so much energy and a real passion for life. He was a character like no other. He always had a story to share about his geegees or his travels abroad. He always told his stories with such vigor that his face would become red and he would run out of breath.

When I was little I used to ring my uncle Kev up and ask him to take me on a long bike ride. We would cycle for miles and miles every weekend and he never said no or complained.

Locko Park on Boxing day is my oldest memory of spending time with Uncle Kev. The annual gatherings were always so exciting. I loved the big open fire in his cavernous living room and I was always fascinated with uncle Kevs white Christmas tree. The stables were a great place at that time of year. the warmth and the smell is something I can still remember strongly. Uncle Kev used to give the horses some food in a bag that was attached to the horses head... I remember always thinking that the horses wouldn't be able to breath.

Although I didn't see as much of Kev as I got older I have always had a real soft spot for the uncle who was so energetic, fun and giving with his time. you will always have a special place in my heart. Love you... sleep tight.

Uncle Kevin , I still remember when u came to stay with us in Australia . I remember your bubbly personality and how you were always happy xxx you will be sadly missed by all of us in Aus xxx RIP xxx

I didn't really see much of my great-uncle Kev as I got older, but remember some of the times I saw him when I was little. He always had lots of fun stories which he enjoyed telling us with plenty of enthusiasm! RIP Kevin and continue to share your stories! :) xxx

So sorry for your sad loss , my thoughts are with you x

I have some amazing memories of uncle Kev and the wonderful times we spent up at Loko Park. I remeber the family boxing days and sneaking off to the stables with my sister and cousins to go and see the horses. Uncle Kev always had a smile and had the ability to make anyone smile. You will never be forgotten. All our love Rachel Renee Jacob and Benjamin xxxx

such a sad loss to your family Kev , many memories will keep you among them ...i too have many memories that will be cherished x