Birth date: May 31, 1961 Death date: Aug 9, 2018
Frank James Forest Berry, (57) of Epping, NH died peacefully shortly after a cancer diagnosis in the loving presence of his family at Exeter Hospital at 6:30 am on August 9, 2018. He will be remembered as a proud business owner wh Read Obituary
Very sorry to hear of your husbands passing, I tried to get in touch with you but was unsuccessful. Its been a few years since I met you at Maggie's Gardening. I am 69 now and retired, again so sorry for your loss. Kim Giuliano Baker.
We are so saddened to hear the news of our neighbor Frank’s passing. I remember when we moved in next door Frank and Lori welcomed us with open arms, he helped us throughout the years with anything we needed from plowing our driveway to loaning us a generator when we lost power. He was a man with a huge heart. We are going to miss not seeing him walking Jake around the block and his infectious smile. Our family wants to send our deepest condolence’s to your family. May you RIP Frank, we are going to miss you.
Mark, Erica, Monicka and Logan
To those I share this with, this man (Frank Berry) was only a uncle through marriage for the first 14 years of my life, have only seen him a few times in the last 23 years. In those 14 years he went way above and beyond being a uncle figure. He treated me like a child of his own. More memories of being with him then my disgrace of a biological father. My favorite memory is when driving in Lawrence mass in his roofing truck with ladders stacked to the freaking moon!! And being 7 years old i saw on haverill St some guy riding my bike that was just stolen a few days earlier. Frank said "that's your bike?" Pulled over confronted the guy riding it, then when the guy ran off, he threw my bike in the back of his truck and took me home. Thanks for all the weekend trips, years of letting me work during summers to save money as a young boy. Teaching me how to drive, buying me my first car, taking us all on the frozen Merrimack riding 4 wheelers, motorcycle rides, taking me to Maine to visit your family. All the restaurants, thank you for loving me like you did, Jay, Don, and Michelle, Auntie Deb thank you too for all that! Love ya Uncle Frank Rest in peace.
Franky used to walk all three of us ( His sisters... me (Holly) , Diane and Julie to school every day. All of his little sisters holding hands together and following our big beautiful brother. The man of the family before his time. What I know is he is a large piece of my heart. He was so kind and empathetic to everyone he came in contact with. He really could see the good in all people ! In that his later months I revealed to him how much I loved God and trusted in him and that I never went to bed a single night with out prayers for him. It brought him great comfort and I was so pleased that he too had such love for our Lord. I must speak truth to power as I know for certain my brother is with him. We called Frank, Franky freckles.....
He always had a big smile and firm hand shake for all. He was silly and funny too. My brother was so giving. He was a hard working man... and good to all of us, you know who you are. God bless you Frank. Proud to have been your sister and your friend. I will look for suttle signs you with me and around me. Never to be forgotten !!! I proudly hand your care over to my most precious Lord. Endless love and admiration to you my sweet, sweet, Franky freckles. OXOX
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Frank. So young. So sorry.
So sorry to hear about Frank our thoughts and prayers are with you Andre and Sheila
