FRANCIS D. "FRANNY" GARBER

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Mr. Garber. We knew his name was Frank, but because he always seemed so wise, we couldn't help but address him as Mr. Garber from the very beginning. He was our dearest neighbor for over 40 years and gave us advice on our lawn and gardening attempts. He watched our girls grow up, and then bantered with our grandson. He always had a smile on his face, even through the episodes of the last few years. Mr. Garber is a one of humankind's best, and we will...

To family and friends I offer my most sincere condolences. Knew Franny as well as the other Garbers all my life. As a young boy I watched Franny take care of the project lawns. Later on in life I would hang around the gas station in Cushing Square. That was Franny´s and his brother Jim´s place of business. There I got to learn about cars and a whole lot more about life. Yeah Franny was a great role model for a younger guy like myself. RIP Fran, Semper Fidelis.

I would like to express my sincere condolences to Garber family. May your memories of Franny help you find peace. Semper Fi Corporal Blanchette

I got to cross path with Roy father, because i lived with him for a while. I needed a place to stay and he opened his door and heart for me when i was in a bad place in my life at that time. We had great time together enjoying his family and when my grandchild and his grandchild came over to play. They were young. We had long talk and i remember he would say to to me. Life will get better for you. He is caring, kind, wonderful guy and his door was always open for anyone that visit him...

For all the great memories and mentoring at the Gulf station when I was just a kid, an education like no other full of fun and adventure...God Bless!

FRANNY WAS THE BEST BUT EVERYONE KNEW THAT ! SOMEONE WHO WILL BE MISSED BY NOT ONLY HIS FAMILY BUT ALL!! SEMPER FI MARINE JACK MC CUNE

Requiescat in pace amica meus! Ave at que vale!

My condolences to the Garber family. Fran was a mechanic's mechanic. He was always ready to help someone in need and did so often. I would run into him at the family's parts store and he always wanted to know WE were doing. Always so upbeat and positive. RIP Frannie your work is finally done.