Francis R. Clancy

My deepest sympathy to you all! To Frank "mahalo nui loa" which is the way to say a huge thank-you in Hawaiian. You were always so helpful and caring to the Strokas over the years and it was always so appreciated. Prayers and blessings surround you all through these days! Aloha!

Frank- rest in peace with our Lord. Say hello to Mom when you get there. Thank you so much for all you did for the Weiss' over the years. Ed Weiss

My deepest condolences to the Clancy Family.
I grew up in Pine Beach and remember Mr Clancy as the nice guy at the Pharmacy.
I had the pleasure to meet him and help him with some business this past year. He was the nice guy I remembered from my childhood. I will miss him.

On behalf of my family and myself, our deepest sympathy to the Clancy family. Mr. Clancy was truly the kindest and most generous person. He had such a positive outlook on life and we are inspired by him and his example on how to be good people. Rest in peace.

Mr. Clancy was a kind man to me when I was a young new business person; he always threw some business my way when he really didn't need to.

I am sorry to see that Mr. Clancy passed I always felt he would live forever, he was a great man. God Bless him and all of his family.

Thoughts and Prayers to the Clancy family. I remember as a young girl going to Clancys every Sunday with my father and getting the paper. Mr. Clancy was a very kind man. Stu and family may all the great memories give you strengh through this difficult time.

I have known Mr. Clancy since I was six years old he was always a kind man, he would sit in the card shop and laugh and smile when i was playing the claw machine trying to get one prize I remember one night him bring a chair over for me to sti on cause I wouldnt leave till I got the prize I was after. He gave me my first job when I was 13 mowing the grass at his house and cleaning weeds around the store and being a stock boy when I got a little older I learned alot from him growing up and Ill...

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Clancy family. I remember Mr. Clancy when I was growing up in Beachwood and going to Clancy's Pharmacy. Mr. Clancy was a real nice man (even though I used to get yelled at by him for running in the store). He will be missed dearly.