Francis Daniel Gallagher

I am so sorry to hear this. I was an avid 10 pin bowler in Hamden, which is how I knew Frank. Such a kind and happy guy. I had known his wife Fran since 1969, when I babysat Colleen, Tommy, Danny, John and Georgie. I thought she and Frank would make a good fit, and introduced them one summer. Looks like it worked out.. Sincere condolences to all.

I will miss the man that was father figure to me and my sister and brother's I know that he not suffering anymore but my heart aches for the man that I called poppy I will miss you I'm saying goodbye until we meet again i love you poppy

One of the first persons I met going into the Post Office many years ago. Frank was always helpful, and always a smile on his face. He will be missed by many. God bless him, and may he rest in peace.

So sorry to hear about the passing of Frank, I worked with him for awhile on Church St and Brewery St always in a good mood and a true Gentleman. May he RIP God Bless him.

The closest to knowing a true father...a dad. Gratefully the suffering is over for you. Now ours begin. My life is missing a piece of happiness now that you´re gone.

So sorry to hear of Franks passing. He was are mailman on Wooster St. for many years. What a great guy. REST IN PEACE FRANK.

To Frank´s family my condolences, I worked with Frank for 30 years and he was a great guy. We´re both big baseball fans. The problem was. I was a Yankee fan. He was a Red Sox fan, but we still got along well with each other. I will miss talking baseball with him. I would call him occasionally to see how he was doing, and I also send obituaries of other people who we used to work with, you´ll be missed my friend .Rest in Peace.

Frank and Lori, and family It was with true sadness that I read about your dads passing. Growing up on Glenmoor Drive and having your wonderful family just two doors away. Your dad was always so friendly, and I loved that he was one of the first to wear postal shorts. My sympathies to you all. Best regards, Lauri Finnegan Roman