Francis D. Martin

Birth date: Dec 5, 1924 Death date: Sep 20, 2018

Francis D. Martin, 93, passed away peacefully at Mary Immaculate Nursing/Restorative Center in Lawrence on Thursday, September 20, 2018. Francis was born December 5, 1924 in Lawrence to the late Frank and Anne (McEachern) Martin. Read Obituary

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Ann Welch Kearney

372w ago

How sorry I was to learn of your Dad's passing.He was a great friend to my parents and a wonderful co-worker at H. J. Welch Company. Frank always had a positive attitude and that great smile whenever I saw him. When we use to go to Salisbury Beach for many years, I was always delighted to see Frank and Marie taking their walks and stopping to chat to catch up with the family. How proud he was of all his children and grandchildren! Sorry that the scattered Welch family was not able to come to send Frankie off to his great reward! Sincerely, Ann Welch Kearney

Dr. Eugene A. Beliveau

372w ago

A gentleman has gone quietly to the Lord. With prayers and heartfelt sympathy we hope you can find comfort and peace knowing his was a life well lived.
Frank & Marie were an amazing couple who actually liked one another and it was a privilege knowing them.
Blessings to the entire family.

Sincerely,
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene A. Beliveau

Tim Retelle

373w ago

My condolences to the family. I drove through the old neighborhood today and was telling stories about times spent with Danny, Chuck and Don not knowing of your father's passing. I know you will miss him...he was a great man. Tim Retelle

Eli Durkin

373w ago

Your reward is now great. Everything you thought about your faith in Jesus Christ has been realized. Your dedication to your family and your community and your church has been your gift. May others know the importance of giving of one's self to others. Rest in peace. Brian Durkin

Anonymous

373w ago

Sent a Beautiful Dreams to the Martin family.

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Amita Kiley

374w ago

We at the Lawrence History Center ~ Immigrant City Archives send our deepest sympathies for the loss of Frank. He and his wife Marie volunteered with our organization for years and are a major reason our archives are so well preserved and organized to this day. Frank's story as a veteran is even recorded for future generations in our Oral History Interview Collection. We have nothing but the fondest memories of working with Frank and Marie. He was a wonderful man and we know your family will miss him tremendously. Again, we are so sorry for your loss.