Alfred Gerald Frontain

So sorry to learn of Gerald's death but it is great that he lived such a productive life and was able to go to the pool until last year. We thought so much of him and your family and will never forget you and Gerald's kindness to us while
Hugh was at McMaster. With Love,
Doris

Our deepest sympathy to the Frontain Family .I had the honour of meeting Gerald several times growing up .Him and my father were first cousins and the best of friends growing up . They both got drafted to war the same day and never seen each other again for 40 years . Our deepest sympathy on your loss

Carolyn and family.
We send you our deepest condolences. We have very fond memories of being your neighbours for many years at 72 Sanatorium Rd. You and Gerald always treated our daughters as if they were your own grandchildren. They remember vividly the extra special halloween treat you gave them each year after they posed for a picture.
Our prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Dear Aunt Carolyn, Paulette, Greg and Family,
I read of Uncle Gerald's passing with great sadness. To me, he will always be "the elder" of the Frontain family, and custodian of the earliest family memories, which he then passed to later generations. I also have fond memories of him discussing his various wartime experiences with the family while visiting Halifax. He will be missed. Please accept my heartfelt condolences and those of my brother Danny and sister Donna.
Sincerely,
Kathy O'Brien

Dear Carolyn and family,
Paul and I are so saddened to read of my godfather, Gerald's passing. Each year, he and I exchanged Christmas cards and letters and I so looked forward to reading his news. Carolyn, a very special occasion in my life was being a flower girl at your wedding and I still cherish the gold locket you and Gerald gave me. Paul and I shall always remember our visit with the both of you a few years ago. As always, Gerald had maintained his warmth and great sense of humor.
May he rest in peace.
Sincerely,
Lorraine Frontain Fitzgerald

Dear Carolyn , Paulette and Greg and extended family members,
My husband Graham and I send our deepest condolences to you on the recent passing of my cousin Gerald. I have fond memories of him visiting our family home during my childhood. Gerald was such a gentle man.
It has been just wonderful looking through the many pictures you have posted. They bring back many memories of our family members.
Sincerely,
Zita Frontain Poirier

My fondest memory of my uncle occurred when we vacationed with him and his family in Nova Scotia in 1969. One evening, the men of the family gathered together and shared wartime and fishing stories. I then realized that my uncle was living a full and vibrant life with love for his family, friends and country. Rest in peace Uncle Gerald.

Thinking of everyone at this sad time. Love and prayers from across the globe - Jeannine Ashbee (nee Frontain) Sydney, Australia xx

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.