Condolence: On behalf of the Hensall Legion Branch 468, I extend our deepest sympathy to the Phillip's family on Frank's passing.52

Condolence: The Phillips Family

Frank has left some great memories and to lose him is definitely Heaven's gain. I will never forget him and he will be missed by very many, more than you can imagine. His legacy will live on forever. I have several pictures which he created of the town buildings and I will treasure them even more. Thank you Frank for all the smiles and laughter you created and for serving our country.

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to all the family. Feels like the end of an era. So glad that he left so many wonderful photos and memories for families and our town. Will miss his wonderful smile and that little wooden car.
Ken & Scarlet Swan

Condolence: To The Phillips family
It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of an incredible and unforgettable family member who gave us years of fun,laughter and inspiration. Uncle Frank was a caring, friendly and outgoing man who loved people and loved conversing and reminiscing. He had a sense of humour, enjoyed sarcasm and often had a dirty joke to share. He loved life, learning and friendship. In a time of need, you could always count on him for help. He was a great historian and had an amazing memory with names.

Uncle Frank was a successful photographer who captured weddings, anniversaries, and other special moments for many people in Huron County. He would often be seen touring around not only in Huron County but often in other Southwestern areas in his little homemade car that struck an interest and conversation in people. He had a photocopier in the back seat and if he saw something of interest, he would stop and take a picture and photocopy it for the recipient.

Frank shared some interesting stories about his World War II experiences and we thank him for serving our Country and for contributing such an outstanding war display with lots of memorabilia at the Legion. Excellent craftsmanship on the cabinets.

Uncle Frank showed tremendous strength in overcoming the many challenges that life presented to him over the years.

Thank you for being such an important part of our lives. We loved you dearly Uncle Frank. Heaven has gained a real character!

With Love and Pride
Diane and Lon Clark and family

Condolence: Our condolences to the Phillips family. Frank was a longtime next door neighbour and for the years that followed would often stop and chat as he moved around the town. When we attend the weekly card games at the legion we are surrounded by a part of his photography and his dedication to the legion. The many displays depict his ability to showcase each event. So many memories for posterity.

Condolence: Our condolences are extended to the Phillips family in the passing of Frank. He touched many lives not only in Seaforth but the surrounding area through his photography, his dedication to the Legion and as a volunteer driver for the cancer society. He loved his hometown and he will be missed.

Condolence: Frank came into our lives,many years ago.Linda and Brian were dating at the time . We were visiting with him,made us feel so welcome in his home. Turns out a winter storm gave us the chance to stay over. Frank welcomed us with open arms.Kind man that had many talents. Condolences to the families.
Rudy ...Elizabeth Korver.

Condolence: My sincere sympathy Phiłlips family. Frank was one of a kind for sure.Full of life! I will forever treasure the friendship we had. Cards and letters! Don't cause too much trouble up there Frank!

Condolence: going to miss frank's stop in by's for a chat..loved the stories of the war...a true gent
rest in peace frank...from all at artech

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Frank. My sympathy to his family, but also to the community of Seaforth and all those who knew him. He was a presence so vibrant, that the world will seem a little duller without him in it. Many have expressed what a great photographer he was, and that was true. But I think he had a sneaky trick....with a character like Frank behind the camera, how could a person not smile? He will be missed.