Frank Briare

To the Briare Family:
I am very sorry to hear about your loss. My grandparents (the Eng's) lived across the street from you, and I remember going over to your home. God bless you and your family.

To the Briare family. My mother was Nancy Briare Kearney. I am so sorry for your loss. I know that I only saw Frank a few times in my life he was always very nice to me. If ever there is something you need please email me.

Dear Dolores and Family
I received an e-mail this morning apprising me of Frank's passing
I firmly believe that it is merely a whisper as we cross the bridge &
meet our God. I hold many a fond memory of "The Briares" for which
I thank you. Even having joined you folks on an infamous trip to Carmel in the old 1954 PLymouth. Please know that I shall remember Frank and his family in my prayers.


Bill Kearney

Bill Kearney

Dolores & family, I am so sorry to hear about Franks passing. I remember growing up in S.F. & Frank riding his horse over to our house for lunch. He was my Dads best friend & I know he will truly be missed. My heart goes out to you all in your time of sorrow. He now is in a better place & in peace. May God be with you all. Love LeeAnn

Uncle Frank will be greatly missed but will be warmly in our hearts forever. Heaven has gained another angel to watch over us. Our thoughts and prayers are with our entire family.

My deepest sympathy and love are extended to my cousin Frank Briare's wonderful family.
Many memories of growing up, and then really becoming good friends as we reached adulthood.
Love Always, Marge Fay Peck