Frank Simard
Posted By Direct Cremation of the Seacoast On October 29, 2016 @ 9:30 am In | 9 Comments
Londonderry – Frank Simard, 56, of Londonderry, passed away peacefully at his home beside his son and girlfriend on Wednesday, October 26, 2016.
Frank was born in Lowell, MA, moving to Dracut, MA during his childhood. He had many friends from the area and still tried to keep in touch. He previously worked as a supervisor at a manufacturing company in Massachusetts. In his spare time, when not spending it with his family, he enjoyed listening to music and restoring stereo equipment.
He is survived by his son, Christian Simard, his girlfriend, Quan Huynh, his first wife, Cathy (Parker) Simard, his mother and step-father, Patricia and Michael Haney, his sisters, Donna (Simard) Parker, Patricia (Simard) Feehan, Karen Simard and Michelle (Simard) Goodrich, along with nieces and nephews.
There will be no calling hours at this time. Any donations wished to be given can be done so by GoFundMe: tinyurl.com/fsimard01
Condolences for the family of “Frank Simard”
Thank you Carol, truer words could not of been spoken for he was “one of the good ones” and yes, a “pretty boy”! Michelle
I am so sorry for your loss thinking of you and your family at this sad time and sending love your way here if you need me at anytime love to you all, your dear and loving friend from England . ? xxx
I am so sorry for your loss I grew up with Frank Have so any memories of you and your
family May you rest in peace my old friend
RIP Frank
My prayers, love and hugs to you and your family at this time.
Very sorry, Michelle, for the loss of your dear brother.
Frank, You will be missed. I have sooo many wonderful memories from the 70,s. We had some fun times. RIP my friend. Love, Cheryl
There are no words or actions that will comfort me at this time. I am literally in a trance-like state over losing you big brother.
I thank those who have written.
My condolences to your family. I am greatly saddened to hear of Frank’s passing. So many great memories hanging out at McCarthy’s corner in the 70’s and 80’s. Rest in peace buddy.
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So sorry to hear of his passing. Frankie was one of the neighborhood guys. We grew up in the same neighborhood took the bus together and he was one of the good ones. A “pretty boy” but a good guy. My memories of Frankie will always be good ones. May he rest in eternal peace.