Francis J. Brennan

Francis, I was blessed to have known you. Your humble, gentle ways will always stay with me. The waters of Hidden Valley will always have a tiny ripple where you swam and I hope those of us that swam with you will never forget your love for others.

Regretfully, my wife, Mary, and I cannot attend the memorial services for my beloved Uncle Francis, due to pressing work demands in Michigan. However, I want to take this opportunity to share my feelings about one of the most honorable men I've had the privilege of knowing.

I believe every man wants to leave a legacy that lives beyond his presence on this earth. As far as I am concerned, he was successful in this endeavor.

I lost my father to an auto...

To My Dearest Friend Terry and Family, So sorry for the loss of your Father. All the great memories of Flint Street will always live on in our hearts. They were the best of times. We were so fortunate to have wonderful and loving parents, and now your Father is up in Heaven with my parents and many of the "Good Old Flint Street Family."

God will give you comfort and strength to get through this difficult time.

Love,

Anne

Condolence on Fran's death. Remember the good old days on Flint St. when we were all young and gay. There are fewer of us now but we still " remember when ". I offered up my Mass and Comunnion for him---and all of you tonight. I am going to Our Lady of Lasalette church in Canton, Ga. Kathy doesn't live far away. The boys are all over the map. Love you still. Jean Kuchman

Our Condolences, he was a fine and gentle person. My mother, his older sister, Elizabeth was always pleased to get his letters and kept a number of them. We always enjoyed their visits to Florida. We were thrilled that he and Josephine came to the family reunion in Huntsville, AL a number of years ago. That was the last time that Hickie, Margaret, and my mother were together.