Francis Gillis

My Big Brother Frank
You took care of me ,protected and guided me through my life.(see photo album)
As these pictures show ,when I was a small boy you had your arms around me.I beleive that God now has his arms around you.
I will always love and miss my big brother and I will feel protected by his spirit for the rest of my life.
Your little brother Tom

Dear Mary,
I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Frank's passing. He was the quintessential "self-made" man who worked hard and achieved his dreams. I always enjoyed talking to him about any subject. I remember how much my mother admired him, her big brother.
May he rest in peace with God, and may God comfort you with your memories of him.
Love,
Denise Lavoie

Mary,
So sorry to hear of "uncle" Frank's passing. He was someone who was always in our house and hearts and I know he will be missed. Truly an admirable man who suffered much adversity and still was able to pursue his dreams. I hope that he is at peace.

I was so sorry to hear of the loss of my first cousin, Francis (Frankie) Gillis. I always enjoyed our discussions on what books we were reading. My father Charles Lydon was also Frankie's godfather and he was very proud of the many accomplishments both professionally and academically made by Frankie. My thoughts and prayers are with your wife Mary, your children and your sisters and brother. God Bless you Frankie.

Mary, Julie, Tracy, Betsy & Robert,
Our deepest sympathy in the passing of your husband & father. May you reflect on your many happy memories with him. Our thoughts & prayers are with you.

Mary, I was very sorry to hear of Uncle Frank's passing. It was a blessing he was doing something he loved. He was a mentor to me and I will be forever grateful to him for hiring me for two summer internships at his accounting firm which undoubtedly helped me land my first "real job" out of college at Ernst & Young.

Dear Brother, I shall miss you terribly. You were the older brother we all looked up to. Mel and I will always remember the good times we shared in Aruba. May God take care of you now. So long. Clare DesJarlais