SCHESSL – Franz (Frank)

Dear Franz you are sadly missed Most certainly I wish your family well. I always enjoyed our little chats, you were very kind and I always knew what you were up too.. always busy
We both know it’s Dinner not Tea How you loved the seniors meals
God speed. Fee. I will always think of you kindly. Miss you already. Fee

Dear Franz,

You have now joined Peggy and are now one more 🌟in the Sky –

Rest In Peace dear friend .

Dear Frank, I will never forget the great things you did for us when we were kids. The fishing, hunting, paddling the “Dab Chick” boat you built and riding in the back of the DKW car.
A wonderful man who will always be remembered.

Sincere Condolences to Mark and Trevor and families. Your father was my Dads “Right hand man”‘ on the farm at Thorpdale and was very much a part of our family. I was fortunate to catch up with Frank at the last Thorpy Potato festival.. He will be fondly remembered and greatly missed.
Anne Roach

Sorry to hear of franks passing .worked with frank for many years .my condolences to all his family. Rest in peace Frank.

Sending our love to you all that this sad time.
From Wayne, Val Brien , Kim and family’s

To my big brother dying so suddenly was something I had not expected as we had only had a cuppa and a long chat the week before. Since then I have reflected on my childhood we really had some fun times, fishing either on the surf, boat (I mainly supplied the berley or you made me push the boat when the tide went out, you never mentioned the sharks that may have been there), creek or fox hunting till all hours of the night, where you would turn the light out and run off, leaving me floundering in the dark. One thing that still makes me laugh was when we coaxed the mouse out from under the couch and you jumped on it and it ran up the inside of your trouser leg never knew you could do such a jig. We definitely had some adventures, some times I wonder how I survived. Even with all of the fun, at times we also clashed heads, but that was all part of growing up even as we got older. Will miss you always, glad you are back with Peg. Lots of love Helen your little sister.

Sincere condolences to the family on Frank’s passing……I have great memories growing up as Frank an Peggy’s neighbour an would bring anything that was broken for Frank to fix. A lovely man a great family. RIP Frank

Uncle Franz, you are the only person we know that could have us convinced that a little man actually lived in your pocket?
So many fond memories of you while we grew up it’s hard to even know where to start with the stories, you will be missed.
Love
Katrina, Nicole & Simone

Condolences to the family, had great times and memories all those years ago celebrating Christmas down at the Dam. You will be missed

Deepest sympathies to Mark, Trevor and Families.
A great workmate and friend.
We are all better from spending time with Franz.
Will be missed.
Dale & Kathy