Birth date: May 9, 1945 Death date: Jan 24, 2021
Methuen – Francis Wholley, 75 of Methuen, loving husband and father passed away on Sunday, January 24, 2021 after a long illness, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Lawrence, MA and lived in Methuen most of his life. Read Obituary
Sorry for your loss. Whenever anyone mentions canned SPAM I will think of Frank.
So sorry for your loss.
The family of James Willett Who passed in 1992
Honored to be his daughter-in-law and to have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. An example of love, respect, faith and strength. A family man who always had a beautiful smile on his face and stories to share.
We shall meet, but we shall miss him,
There will be one vacant chair.
We shall linger to caress him,
While we breath our evening prayer.
Frank was one of a kind. He would be the first to help out when it was needed. He served his country. He was a man of high principles, and he married my baby sister. He was a very proud father and grandfather. He was always fun to be with. He loved to "talk" politics. He was also a "computer man". He loved it. Surely Frank, there will be a void, we are all going to miss you, "until we meet again".
I am so very sorry for your family’s loss. I will never forget one time when I came to visit (Brian and I served in the Marines together) Brian had just returned from Iraqi. Well, he was talking about his time in the Air Force and how he was on leaving, he had just left base (if I remember correctly) and a car pulled over to offer him a ride. Who was the driver? None other than the legendary Ted Williams. You would have thought it had happened the day before. He was getting excited talking about it and I couldn’t help but get excited about it. We both laughed for a while in the kitchen that day. He was a welcoming and kind man. He is in my prayers as is the entire Wholley family. He raised a great family, the highest compliment for any father.
"Frank was a big part of our life in and out of the Post office. I missed our daily political talks, it may my day. We are better off knowing Frank. We look forward to seeing him in the next.
May the grace of Jesus Christ be with him.
John and Susie Eng"
Uncle Frank and Auntie Kathy are my Godparents, and I always felt so lucky to have them in that role. He was always so kind and had such a good heart. Rest in peace, Uncle Frank, we will miss you. Love, Colleen
