Frank W. Wood

To the Family of Frank Wood,
I delivered the New London Day to Mr. Wood for the time he lived at his condo. I was sorry to read of his passing and enjoyed reading the entries in the guest book of what a wonderful man he was. Take care during this difficut time and hold on to all your wonderful memories.
Sincerely,
Kathy McCurdy

I was very fortunate to have 38 memorable, enjoyable years with my grandpa, and I will treasure them always. I chuckle every time I witness a "Wood" characteristic in my children as well as myself! It will continue to remind me of what a proud, strong, and intelligent man my grandfather was. I will think of him always and know that he is watching me and smiling as to what I have become and will continue to be. So, grandpa.....enjoy your scotch, classical music, dancing with grandma, peanuts...

Frank was a good story teller, and a good listener. His light hearted stories were a highlight of family gatherings. And what a laugh he had!!

I always enjoyed hearing Uncle Frank talk about his days in the Navy. Submarines have always been a fascination of mine. I recall once while on a family visit to Mobile, AL Uncle Frank and I went for a walk near the Hotel we were staying in. A short distance away we came upon a building that I believe was either a museum or a library and outside was a large unusual looking object. As we approached Uncle Frank recognized it as a full scale mock-up of the Confederate States Submarine the H L...

In a family full of males, I was lucky enough to be one of his treasured girls...family was so important to Uncle Frank & it you felt the love whenever you were with him. I will miss you, Niece Jan

Uncle Frank, I will miss you always. Especially our Friday date nights. It has been a privilege to be able to spend so much time together. Joyce Rebecca

Dear Members of Frank's family,
I only recently met Frank at the coffee house evening he attended--I enjoyed chatting w/him very much --he was quite charming, witty and very sharp----how lucky you all have been to be part of his family...