Wednesday, December 27, 2023
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To Martha, Don and Mardele, Doug and your entire extended families.
We where both surprised and saddened to hear of Franks passing. My memories of Frank go back to the floor (quite literally) of the Masonic Lodge fifty-five years ago, along with activities with in the Shrine where Frank always said "It's for the kids!" Later Dianne and I picked up on that early friendship with Frank and Martha at Faith Lutheran Church.
Always greeting with a warm handshake and a smile we watched him attend the remembrance at the SaskTel Center, march in the Exhibition parade through downtown, or on the nights at Folkfest as he and Martha travelled the world chaperoning their son. The summer sidewalk sale and a stop at ATCH and Co. was always worthwhile for a chat. The determination and grit of the man was best shown in his walk to Regina for his 95th birthday to raise funds once again "for the kids!" We saw him off on his journey and went to Regina to see him arrive just as he said he would. Remarkable to say the least.
Lately its been catching up on events over coffee at Market Mall. It won't seem the same to go in and not see the family gathering there. As we said many times Frank, "Happy to meet, sorry to part, happy to meet again". RIP my friend.
Our sincerest condolences to all of you in the loss of a 'gentleman' extraordinaire.
Dianne and Doug Moss
