Dear Cathy - I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved Dad.... I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers -- Bob Byrne

Kathy, Bob and Franki:

So sorry I didn't hear of your father's passing until after the service; I would have loved to have seen you guys.....

Your Dad was a special person and his passing brought back many fond memories of your Mom and Dad !

My sincere sympathies.

Would love to hear from you when you have time.

John

To the Croft Family:

I want to express my sincere condolence regarding Frank's passing. Extended family members may not remember our group from the farm, but I have many fond recollections about Frank and Shirley and the kids visiting. I know my dad, Don, and my mom, Shirley enjoyed all the extended family gatherings and loved to reminince about cousin Shirley and Don as youngsters. I especially remember when two friends and I landed on Frank and Shirley's doorstep in England (thanks for setting that up dad!), exhausted after a long trip. We were met with a cup of tea and a week of wonderful suppers and chatting around the table. Frank even shared his war story....much to Shirley's amazement! Maybe it was his way of saying time to move along! Regardless, we appreciated the generosity and kindness. Dads are always missed but always in our hearts. Regards, Jane

Frank was a very funny man,great sense of humor and a heart of gold. Frank was a

regular customer at Theo's Eatery in Orillia where I had the pleasure of meeting him many years ago.I am glad that I was able to meet him and his lovely family. my deepest

condolences to all, he will be sadly missed.

I worked for Frank in Racine SCJ. I will always remember him as a class act and gentlemen. We would have lunch in the years following his retirement when he would come through Racine. My condolences to all the family. I feel very lucky to haveknown him and Shirley.

Thoughts and prayers for you and your family

Love Bruce and Maria Gaunt

To the Croft family - Praying that in time you will all be smiling (and laughing) when talking about the fun times with your dad/grandpa. I have great memories of our conversations when he would proudly share family updates with me. He loved all of you so much! Sharing in your sadness.

Sincerest Condolences to the entire Croft Family on the passing of their Dad. I only had occasion to meet the gentleman once, but after many years of golfing with Cathy and having her share some of her Dad's suggestions to improve not only Cathy's game, but any golfers game, I truly felt that I had gotten an insight of the man's character, his respect for the Game of Golf, it's rules and etiquette......which are instilled in You to this day, Kate.

A job Well Done. Rest Easy Soldier!

Cathy: May you find comfort in the memories of your father. I know when we golf together you mention his name often as he taught you the finer points of golf. Find comfort when you look at your family and know he is with you.

Mary Bar