Condolence: Mary, I am one of many saddened by Frank's loss. He was a good man, with a twinkle in his eye. We "partnered" at bridge at the Community Center on occasion. He played with precision and quiet enthusiasm. I followed you to the hospital on that day Bill Gregoire referred to. I'm glad I was able to be of some help that day. I got to visit him in Rose Haven later to take him a card. He was in good spirits there and happy for the company. All of us will miss him.

Condolence: Frank will surely be missed here at The Community Center!As a patron and friend of nearly 16 years we are all feeling the loss, especially today when we did not see him and hear his "How's it going?". Frank was a quiet, humble, gentle soul who had one ferocious passion for bridge! We wish Mary and family renewed peace with each passing day. Always know Frank made a difference in many ways and was admired, respected and loved.

Condolence: Indeed a good man. As another of his bridge buddies, I will always remember the fun times we had playing in the Morris Senior Center, Litchfield Community Center and elsewhere. Besides being a good player, he was also always fair, considerate, and humble. What more could you ask for as either partner or opponent. We will miss him greatly!

Condolence: To the family of Francis S. McDermott,
I am sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in knowing that "Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; He saves those who are crushed in spirit." (Psalm 34:18) With sympathy,

Condolence: Mary, my very deepest and sincere condolences on your loss. I will keep him, you and your family in my prayers.

Condolence: My most favorite neighbor, mentor and a humble man. Frank would often be up late, watching to see that I got home safe from a tour of duty. Backing into my garage, I'd see him get up, turn my way and wave. I will always cherish our fellowship together, sharing common interests of hunting and fishing stories. May Mary and Frank's entire family be comforted as they grieve and the Lord place a hedge of protection around them. Francis, I will never forget your smile.

Condolence: My most favorite neighbor, mentor and a humble man. Frank would often be up late, watching to see that I got home safe from a tour of duty. Backing into my garage, I'd see him get up, turn my way and wave. I will always cherish our fellowship together, sharing common interests of hunting and fishing stories. May Mary and Frank's entire family be comforted as they grieve and the Lord place a hedge of protection around them. Francis, I will never forget your smile.

Condolence: My heart and prayers go out to you, Mary, and all of Frank's family and friends. Frank always had a smile and a warm greeting for me. I will miss that. Through the past weeks, as difficult as they must have been for his family, you all continued to work to support and love him through his last days. I know that he is in a place of perfect peace and happiness and health now, and is smiling down on everyone that knew and loved him. My hope is that good and loving memories will comfort you in your grieving. Love never dies.

Condolence: Dear Mary & Family,
Frank was indeed a very good man. A friend of my late wife, Carol, and I for years. It was my privilege to be his bridge partner for the last few years. He loved the game, and as I recall, the last game we played was on May 24, 2016. Frank played brilliantly for the first two-thirds of the game, but then became ill and had to be taken to the hospital. I finished the game without him and later found out that Frank and I came in first place, thanks to his earlier playing. I'll never forget that moment and never forget Frank.
Love to you all,
Bill G.

Condolence: Dear Mary,
It is with sadness that I read of Frank's death. My deep sympathy to you in your loss.

with love, Marcia