Frank Wellman

Dear Scott and Anne; We were so sorry to hear of Frank's passing - he was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed. You are both in our thoughts and prayers. Darrell and Beth

To Scott and Ann please accept my sincere sympathy in the loss of your father although I only knew him a short time I found that he was a kind man and I was so impressed with his devoted and loving family at his time of need may God keep you looking forward and backwards to loving memories of Frank Vicki

Dear Scott, I am very sorry that Frank has moved on and I know that the last few years have been difficult. The support of you and Anne made a huge difference to him and I know he appreciated it with all of his heart. I was always proud to say that I knew Frank Wellman and I looked forward to his daily early morning visits before anyone else was around. We often talked about things from the past like golf, poker, his friend's from Sunningdale and gardening, but the subject that gave him strength was you Scott and your lovely wife, your kindness, assistance and his knowing you would always be there for him made him strong. I know that we would talk about how strong Frank was as a man but really it was the love of his family that he stayed around as long as he did. Years ago Frank would ask us to come and help with Mrs. Wellman and how much she had been through and that she always stuck by his side, he would have done anything for your Mother and that loyalty is rare and she will be happy to see him. They are together again and I am sure she is still the boss and making Frank laugh from the kitchen. What Frank and I did together almost 12 years ago made such a big difference to my family and for that I will always appreciate him and miss him. I won't ever forget who he was as a man that loved and cared for his family before himself. My sympathy and sadness is for you Scott and Anne as well of the rest of the family during this difficult time.

Scott, Condolences to yourself and your wife Anne at this most difficult time. My thoughts are with you. Jill

Mary and Sandy. I am so sorry to hear about your uncle Frank. I didn't know him very well but he was a real gentleman just like your father was. I know my mother was fond of him

Scott and Anne, My Sincere Sympathy in the loss of Frank. I know the past few years have not been easy for any of you however, your love and kindness prevailed which you should be most proud of. Your parents names were mentioned many times over the past forty years in our home. It was because of them we had a beautiful "Library Style" family room in our home - many people wanted to know where we got the idea. We always told them from Frank & Barbara Wellmsn's home on Western Road. We had Dave Barr their contractor repeat it for us and my brother, Bob copied it in their home in London and the one they built here at St. Joseph Shores. We've been friends for years and will be neighbours for "Eternity". My thoughts and prayers are with you. Bill & family

Scott, Our thoughts & prayers are with you & Anne at this time. Eric & Maria

So sorry to read about Uncle Franks passing in the paper, but I am sure my Father, Bruce is happy to have everyone together again. Take care, Michelle Chessell (Shelley Wellman) .

Scott and Anne, I'm so sorry for your loss. I think of you often and hope that papa is with nana - he missed her so.

(Donated to McCormick Home Foundation - Alzheimer Outreach Services)

(Donated to McCormick Home Foundation - Alzheimer Outreach Services)