Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Cousin Frankie,
You left us way too early, but now you are in a place where you can look down upon your family. My condolences to your family, brother, sisters and father. May the Lord grant you peace and provide strength and support to your family and friends.
One of many things I'll cherish is the hours of trout fishing during our youth. Something I miss doing every open season. You taught me much obout trout fishing, especially fly fishing.
Growing up together was interesting at best but you can see we made it, we did what we enjoyed, we helped others, we married and had wonderful children, and we made time for our children. Most of all, nothing seemed to bother you; every challenge that came you'd takled successfully. Many came to rely on you because that was your nature; someone that could trused and know the job would get done right.
My only regret is not being able to live close together and continue our passion of trout fishing locally and elseware; exploring new places and finding that great fishing hole is all we'd talked about.
You are now in a much better place. Not by your choice and definitely not by others. You were too young, just a year younger than I. Now may you rest in peace. Even though there was a distance between us, my thoughts and the good times we did together in our youth will never be forgotten.
To Frank's Family. Our Prayers are with you. Cherish those memories. May all that have known Frank, you know with his loss, it's not and never will be easy having a love one leave us. My condolences for your loss and may God Bless all his family and friends.
Frank, we will meet again, keep proficient on your fishing...
Your Cousin Tim Ashcom and Family.
