FRANCIS E. GIBBONS Jr.

Love,love,love,loved My Uncle Frank, always. My thoughts and prayer's are with the family today and everyday.

with love,

Bethy (Mary Beth)

From the beginning of time, I remember Uncle Frank and his darling smile. He always spoke to me as if I was his favorite (really not trying to start any fights here...) and I am so very sad for the loss of such a quiet, gentle, kind man. I looked for Uncle Frank's notice on Legacy.com for more than one day, and had to find out that it would be listed under the name "Francis" --- my thoughts and prayers are with all of my cousins, cousins of cousins, children of cousins, grandchildren of...

When someone dies in Acvent, thoughts and reflectons likely focus on those Signs of The Incarnation that lead us to faith. Two dynamic characters mark Frank in our admiration and appreciation===his lifelong daily mass attendance and his constant love of family, his own and the reality of the rest of us. His example and action of both move from The Signs of Advent to the Gift of Faith. Thank you, Uncle Frank, and enjoy your reward forever now.
Peace
Aunt Helen

We are so sad that Uncle Frank is no longer with us, and for all the suffering that he had to endure. We feel blessed to have had both your dad and your mom as part of our lives. So many happy memories. God Bless you all. We love you all so very much. Nancy "Ellen" (as your mom would say).

Our heartfelt and deepest sympathies to the entire Gibbons family. I will always remember Frank from my days at I.C, when he would run the game clock for our basketball games. He was a fine man, father and a great fan of I.C. He will be in our prayers.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.