Frank Radmore

I remember Frank as a friend who hunted with my brothers in the better part of the 70s and 80s at Round Lake in Denhold and later at Small Bear Lake in Pointe-Comfort. We remember him as a generous person who cracked jokes to lighten the mood back at the cottage after a day out in the woods. I was quite young when I joined them as part of the hunting group, and can remember him cooking bacon on the old wood stove at the cottage at Round Lake. He loved his bacon ! I will always remember that fire cracker shot he made on a huge buck on the mountain where we hunted near Poltimore. Rest In Peace Frank.

Our deepest sympathy to all your family. Frank will always be remembered here in Poltimore,he was a part of our comunity for many a years.

I remember Frankie Radmore from Hull High School, 2 Millar Street, Hull, Quebec. Frankie was the younger brother of Gary and George Radmore who were in my class in high school. Frankie was a little half pint of energy and enthusiasm, full of good humour, always wanting to engage, and to be a friend. Frankie will best be remembered as a happy, kind person, who genuinely loved other people, and was a friend to many. God bless and preserve Frankie Radmore, Amen.