The obituary notice of Francis (Frankie) CARLIN

In memory of my wonderful god father and uncle, Frankie. Rest in peace

Uncle Frank was true gentleman when paul took me to meet him for the first time he greeted me with open arms and the biggest smile ever . We would sit gabbing for hours over a cuppa and a
mr kipling's french fancies or cake slice . When stella and sam was born he was funny with them sneaking pocket money in there hands or pocket b4 we left he would laugh and make it a game for them
I would love listening to his stories and about his adventures he had .
Frank will always be in our hearts
Love Sarah your nephew Paul. Stella and sam xxxx

Will miss and love you always uncle Frank best memories of you sitting in the front room watching sport on your little tv with Paul while me and aunty Joyce would be in back room when me and Paul were kids the laughs we had with you both and you picking me and Paul up to go training at Liverpool harriers then take us home every week thank you so much for being there always for me, Paul and mum (Pauline) you were like a father to us please give aunty Joyce a massive hug for us till we all meet again much love Alison xxxx

RIP Frankie, GNGB.
your cousin Kevin Harrison and family x

In loving memory of Uncle Frank
From Christine McMullen-Phipps and husband Gerald

In rememberance of Uncle Frankie.

Childhood memories of sitting on a stool in your little shop in Clayton Square watching you repair shoes and chatting away to a lovely Uncle.

Rest in peace Uncle Frank.