Frank Ginnelly (24 May 1951 - 14 Dec 2024)

Rest in peace youngest brother.
So sad we could not see you before your demise.

The bell that tolls reminds me of-
The times that we have shared,
Of children in a schoolyard,
The friends for whom we cared.
The echoes of our childhood,
The passing of the years-
The arguments, the memories,
The happiness and tewrs.

I only have a few memories of Frank from when I was very young, but just wanted to offer my condolences to Heather, Caitlin and Camille. Sorry for your loss and sending thoughts to you.

Rest in a garden of peace Frank and we hope the happy memories that you have left behind are a great comfort to your family.

It was always a pleasure to see Frank at family get-togethers - I will always remember enjoying his lovely understated sense of humour.

I'm sorry for your loss

Tim x

Always missed and never forgotten x

Such fond memories of Frank having long chats at many family occasions. Our love and hugs go to all the
family, may the memories you all have give you the strength that Frank possessed as a wonderful Uncle and Father! So sorry we cannot attend but we will be there in our hearts, thoughts and prayers xx

Frank will be missed so much - he has always been there, high days and holidays and the days in-between. Such a wonderful, funny, talented man, he was such a great male role model for all the children in the family. His gardening, cooking and musical talents were appreciated by all. Ken and Frank enjoyed many music related chats and we loved watching him play the violin and guitar. He will be missed so much.

Rest in peace brother.

A pleasure to have known you Frank. You were a a positive influence on me, both at and away from work. Rest in peace.

Brilliant, kind, and just the right amount of silly. I'll miss you Frankle.

From the time we first met up in the 80s and started to work together, we shared a lot of good times and we have the war stories to prove it. Work was a brighter place with Frank as a colleague and outside of that, he was a good friend. It was a privilege to know you Frank. Rest in peace.

Frank a true gent with a talent for playing music & being like a terrier when it came to carrying out his work. I used to love the stories he told with a pint in one hand with a fag in the other.
Flying high now Frank & no doubt having a real catch up with Charlie.
Sending lots of love & hugs to the family & friends.

A kind and considerate work colleague who led a happy band of staff in our NHS office in Harlow. A man who loved and was very proud of his family. Rest in Peace Frank you will be sorely missed.

I worked with Frank in Harlow, for almost 10 years, and he was the most lovely man. He was always talking about his wonderful family: his wife, daughters and grandchildren. My condolences to you all. He will be sorely missed x

Rest in Peace friend