1942 – 2015
On October 25, 2015, Frank passed into the waiting arms of our Lord and His Blessed Mother.
Frank was born in St. Louis, Missouri, served in the U.S. Airforce, worked for Pan Am in Honolulu and was an Agent for London Life in Victoria.
Frank was predeceased by his parents, Charles and Margaret and his beloved in-laws, John and Sophie Blaszczyk.
Frank is survived by his loving wife, Lili and their beloved son, Lance.
Frank was a larger-than-life character. As the family would say, the party didn’t start until Uncle Frank arrived. You could always depend on him to make you laugh and if you needed help, he was right there. He loved his in-laws, Chris and Bill, Johnny and Joanna, his favourite niece, Monique and nephew, Michael. He is also missed by his beloved pets, Scamper and Tigger.
A small family memorial Mass was held on November 3rd at the UVic Interfaith Chapel.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Bros. Funeral Home
www.mccallbros.com
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Arlene Kukla
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Lorraine Mainwaring November-07-15
Lili, we are so sorry to hear of Frank passing. Our sincere condolences.
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Lorraine Mainwaring,
Victoria, British Columbia
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Brian and Mimi Harvey November-09-15
Our loving thoughts are with you.
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Brian & Mimi Harvey,
Seattle, Washington
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Elizabeth and Jim Coey November-13-15
Frank, your unique sense of humour, larger than life laughter will be sorely missed. You were a sympathetic and caring friend to all who had the pleasure of being in your company. Enjoy walking the dogs, we love you.
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Elizabeth and Jim Coey,
Victoria, British Columbia
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Dana Saric Extending deep and heartfelt sympathy to you and your Son.
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Tina Parsons Dear Lili, Lance and family–I was sad to read about Frank’s death.
He was a fun fellow–I will always think of Frank when I hear an Elvis song–I know he loved Elvis. You will miss him–My condolences to you from my family and me–Tina
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Kathy Watson Dear Lili,
I was sorry to read of Frank’s passing, and please accept our sincere condolences to you all. I am sure that you and Lance will have many treasured memories to sustain you at this time. It’s been a while, but drop me an e-mail when you have a moment. Take good care,
Kathy and Dave Watson
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Rey Carr Dear Lili:
I’m so sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. It’s been many years since we met, and it was always delightful to hear you speak of him with such love. I didn’t know that he worked for PanAm in Hawaii. My brother also worked for PanAm in Hawaii, and I wonder if they knew each other. All the best to you and your family.
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Mary-Lynne Britt (nee Anderson) Dear Lili:
So sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time in you life.
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Jack and Cathie Atkinson Dear Lili and Lance
We are sending you are warmest and loving thoughts at this time. We were both shocked and saddened to read of Frank’s passing. May you fine peace and strength in wonderful memories. With love Jack and Cathie
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Kathleen Boland Dear Lili,
Please know that you have my hearfelt condolences for the loss of your much loved husband Frank. May you and Lance find some comfort in the many beautiful memories you share.
Warmly,
Kathleen
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Lorraine Mainwaring Lili and family, I am so sorry to hear of Frank passing. My sincere condolences.
Lorraine Mainwaring
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Chris Colwell Dear Lili,
It was with great sadness that I read your husband’s obit. No matter what age or condition, losing a partner is a huge loss. I am so very sorry. Wish I had a magic wand and could “make it all better” but that is not the case.
Curiously, I just came across a newspaper clipping of me, you and your sister dancing Polish dances in our folk dresses for a fund raiser during the time that the Hungarian immigrants arrived.
I know you have a very supportive family but should you want to connect, please do so.
Warmest hugs, Chris.
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David Glen Dear Lili,
I extend to you and Lance and other family members my sympathy. Frank sure sounds like a guy who would be fun to be around……..a Seahawks game for sure! Keep well.Warmest regards,
David
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Janina and Ivan Grof Dear Lila and family, please accept our sincere condolences to the premature departure of your husband Frank. I used to meet Frank frequently on our trips to Lunds and Kilshaws hunting for treasures, he had a great eye and offered me a lot of professional advice,
God bless Frank’s soul.
Ivan, Jasia and family
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Edward Chan Dear Mrs. Morgan and Lance,
My deepest sympathy for your loss.
Mr. Morgan was one of those cool dads; I especially remember going for a spin with him in the British racing green MG convertible.
May God give you both comfort, strength and peace.
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Joan Webb Lili, Lance & Family,
Very sorry to read of Frank’s passing. My condolences to you all.
Joan Webb
How is it Frank’s sister Nancy was not listed in his obituary?