PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONDOLENCES ON YOUR LOSS, I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF FRANK AND THE ENTIRE HICKS FAMILY.

Please accept our sincere condolences. Will always be remembered as a very good neighbour and friend. In our thoughts and prayers, for peace and comfort.

Dear Janet and the Hicks family,

We extend our sympathy to your family as you prepare to say goodbye to Frank.

That picture at the top of the page was the smiling Frank that always greeted us whenever our paths crossed at Centralia Church, in a restaurant or on the street. Cherish your memories.

To the Hicks Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family, with the loss of Frank.. He sure will be missed. He always had a smile and would always help out anyway he could.

Sorry to here about passing of Frank, I have great memories
of the Hicks family and still with some of you
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time

Our Deepest Sympathy to your Family, Frank was a very interesting man. We enjoyed our visits with him and Janet. I will miss him at Ailsa Craig.

Janet and Family – Sorry to read of the loss of Frank a dear Husband, Dad, Grandfather and friend, he will be missed by all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayer are with you.

Janet and Family

We extend our sympathy to you and all of your family.

Our sincere condolences on the passing of Frank.

Dear Bruce and Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of your Dad. What a wonderful man. I remember him fondly from the many times he helped me with a horse when I would go riding at his farm on Sundays many years ago.
Hold tight to his memories and remember that LOVE never dies.
Linda Fox

My condolences on loss of Frank He always had a smile he will greatly missed by every one

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Cherish your memories.

The Hick Families:
Sorry to hear of your fathers passing. He lived a long life in the community. Cherish the memories.

Our sincere condolence to the Hicks family on Franks passing. I remember Frank as a real gentleman and always enjoyed seeing him.

Dear Bruce & Marilyn & Family
We were so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. Remember the good & happy memories to help you thru these difficult days. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.
Brian , Fran, John-Guy , Alisa & family.

Sorry to hear of your loss. Frank was a man with many interests, I’m sure, but antiques is the one I remember. He was sociable and easy to communicate with. He had a wonderful, lengthy life. Another farmer to join the Heavenly clutch
My sympathies to those who grieve his passing.

To all the HICKS FAMILY, OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU IN THE SAD TIME.

Janet & Family
sorry we can not attend. Please accept our sympaties.

It goes without saying that Frank’s memory will live on and on. He was a big part of Centralia community. Our condolences go out to you Janet and all of your family..Norm and Kay

So sorry to hear about your loss. My deepest sympathy to all the family.

So sorry to hear of Frank’s passing our thoughts and prayers with all of you

Bruce and Family- we are sorry to hear about the passing of your father.

Our Sincere sympathy. I have known Frank for along time, He was a great person, always had a cheerful smile, a friendly greeting, and I considered him a true gentleman. I enjoyed my time and conversations with him.
No life ends, until all the lives that person has touched end.

To the Hocks Family: Our sincere sympathy on the loss of a dear Husband, Father and Grandfather Frank. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time.

Bruce, Marilyn and the Hicks families
Sorry to learn of your dad’s passing, on the same date as my dad only
forty-six years later. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad
time. May you cherish the memories of which there are many in his
well-lived ninety-one years. Deepest sympathy.

On behalf of my family, we would like to offer our deepest condolences to Mark and his entire family on the loss of a great man.

To the Hicks Family

Our sincere condolences. I have fond memories of working for Frank and Janet when I was growing up in Centralia.

Baden & Marion Sholdice

Janet and family
Sorry for the loss of Frank you are in my thoughts and prayers.
We had fun on the snowmobiles with the gang of Centralia.

Bruce Marilyn and the Hicks Family,
So sorry for your loss our condolences

Dear Janet and Hicks Family…Please accept our sincere sympathy on the passing of Frank…..He was a true gentleman that I always enjoyed chatting with whenever our paths would cross….I will always remember how my Father would comment how he loved to watch Frank and Janet glide around the dance floor at the Horse Banquet dances with such style and grace….wonderful treasured memories…cling tightly to those memories and each other….In sincere sympathy …The Benner’s

Dear Janet, Joanne, Bruce, Brian and families.
Sorry to learn of the passing of Frank, may your memories of him bring you comfort in the future. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

We are sorry to hear that Frank has passed away. We send our sincere sympathy to your family. John and Sandy

We are sorry to hear of Franks passing. Our deepest sympathy to all the Hicks Family. Cherish the memories.

I first met Frank & Janet at Blair’s in 1973, they all loved cards & would play til the wee hours of the morning at the kitchen table.
I have fond memories of horse back riding at Frank’s in the 70’s.
Always appreciated the special stories, that special cow tag in his pocket & history connected to it. Friendly, honest,helpful and smiling will be my thoughts of him. His children have inherited these traits, we’re so lucky to know the family.

To the Hicks family: Please accept our condolences on the loss of a husband, father. friend and neighbor. I think everyone in the Centralia area has fond memories of Frank and Janet. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Don and Darlene Lightfoot

Our deepest condolences to Janet and the Hicks family for their loss of Frank.

Lana, Eric, Natasha & Annika.

Our deepest sympathy on the passing of Frank may all your memories become treasures

Dear Janet, Bruce, Marilyn and family,
Our sincere sympathy to your entire family. We regret that we are unable to express them in person. Frank will not be forgotten and he has left a fine family to carry on the Hicks name. Find comfort in thinking that he is enjoying his horses and country living once again in his new home.
Jim and Helen

Sorry to hear of Frank’s passing,He was a person whom you could always learn from. my sincere sympathy. Fred Miller.

So sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. My condolenes to you all. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To Joanne, Brian, and Bruce, I was so saddened to read of your father’s passing. I always enjoyed running into Frank, and each time I did, I always walked away in a better mood after seeing him.. He always made me laugh, and he sure liked to joke and kid around. I am sure your entire family is going to miss having his presence around. He spent many many years at the farm, and his love of his family and animals is evident in the pictures you shared with us. My thoughts are with you, especially during the next few days, when all of this hits home with you all. Losing a parent is extremely hard, no matter what their age is… I feel your pain,, hugs to you all..

Thinking of your family as you mourn the loss of someone you loved so much….memories are such a treasure that carry us forward. We will always have fond memories of Frank popping in with his truck just to say a “Hello…” him showing us all his antique collectibles and farming stories. Fond memories that make us smile. He was a true gentleman…

To the Hicks family, I have good memories of growing up with Frank and Janet as good family friends in the Centralia community. Horse back riding on the farm (old Cole and i were well matched), the card parties for our parents and were we kids got along so well, snowmobiling etc. I also remember keeping the farm equipment rolling at my dads garage. I got to fix all the flat tires that farmer Frank had. My prayers are with you all at this time.

Danny Shoebottom ( Parry Sound)

Please accept our deepest sympathy on your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.

Please accept my condolences on your loss at this sad time, thinking of you and your families.

Janet, Joanne, Bruce, and Brian. We were so sorry to read of Frank’s passing. As a child I remember the wonderful times we spent at your home, riding horse back, and all the times when our family left us altogether while they went dancing. Good memories last forever.
Thinking of you all at this difficult time.

Elaine and Cleon

Dear Janet and family,
Our sincere sympathy to each of you in the passing of Frank. I enjoyed all the pictures that brought lots of smiles. Hold fast to all the wonderful memories.

Our Sincere Sympathy. Frank was a good friend and it was a pleasure to be with him. We shared many good times and have many good memories. We were the best man at each other’s weddings. Jack and Helen Hardy

Sorry to hear of Frank’s passing. Thinking of you at this difficult time. Our sincerest sympathy to the family.

Joanne, Bruce, Brian and families:
Please accept our deepest sympathies. So sorry we were away when Frank passed away. I have many fond memories of us getting together and on a weekly basis it seemed when we were growning up. I remember attending church together, swimming at the “Hepburn pool” and at Pinery Park, playing games and cards while our parents danced the night away, visiting with the Shoebottoms, sometimes the Squires and each of our families for weiner roasts, campfires, evening card games, lunch after a concert at the church and so on. I remember your dad leading a group of riders out when he had the horse stables, and Joanne and I being one of the riders. I had a massive scar on the front of my ankle area after that. Never did learn how to ride properly! I remember lots of good fun, great times and wonderful visits back and forth. The last few years have not been easy for any of you and you have been in our thoughts and prayers often. God bless.

Janet, Bruce, Brian, Joanne and families, we are so sorry for your loss. Steve and I always enjoyed our get-togethers with Frank and Janet when they visited John and Gwen Andrew in Edmonton. The four of us would poke around local antique shops looking for ‘treasures’. Frank always had great stories to share and was a wealth of information on the subject of collectibles. Such a lovely man! We’ll miss him. Jutta and Steve Pezim