Frank T. Radcliffe

Sorry to hear of your loss. We enjoyed working with Frank and Susan with the antiques over many years. He will be missed. Our prayers are with you all.

Frank was a wonderful, gentle, funny man. I remember his whole face would light up when he talked about his boys. I send my condolences for your loss.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

We are sorry for your lost. He was a good person and I know that he will be missed.
Jane and Bob Mills and Family

To the Radcliffe family my sincere condolences of your loss. It has been several years since we have all been together and I truly miss all the great times we had. Many old pictures of days at the McGordon house. Frank, I know that Bill and Penny were there to meet you and I am thankful you are all together again. Take care of each other. Our Love to all of you. God Bless. Mary, Kim & Kara Lowery

I went to school at Sherwood Central with "Frankie." He was a good kid and obviously grew up to be a good man. My condolences to his family and friends.
--Rosemary "Merm" Leonard Nelson
Garmisch, Germany

Frank-where's your captain's hat? Sad to hear of your passing. Hope my Dad was there to greet you...You were the guiding force for your five sons, and it appears they've all grown into successful young men. My sincere sympathy goes out to them, to Don, to Marie, to Carol and all their families. And especially to you Susan, for caring for him and keeping him busy and happy all these years. May God bless you all.

To all... We may have lost a great person in all our lives,but we still have each other!! Uncle Frank could always pick me up, no matter how down or blue I was.We will miss his deeply. He was certainly was a great soul.You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We love you. Debbie & Coe.