Francis HURLEY Obituary

Sorry to hear ofFrankies passing I would have liked to have been with you at his funeral,sadly I was away,but my thoughts were with you Trish,take care.regards Ally.

What a great person you were. Will never forget the 80's in the beer shed on a Sunday afternoon.

Hi Trish-sorry to read about Frankie. Thinking of you. your old neighbour, across the road Jill

Sending all our love to you Trish and the whanau xxx

Lee, Marty & the boys

Francis Patrick Hurley had a great love animals. He would put the cat in the back of his trike and in the pram. He liked to feed the lambs that had lost their mothers. One day he came home from with 2 Guinea Pigs to care for, somehow they disappeared suddenly. He would climb in the boxthorn hedge looking for stray cats, come out all scratched. He had no fear when riding his 2 wheel bike, could be risky at time. He went to Alton School and Patea High School.

When we asked him to be best man at our wedding and had to wear a suit, he said okay but the trousers must have slim legs. Noel and Frank enjoyed a beer or two whenever they met. May the Angels walk with you in Paradise. May God Bless you. Fly free dear brother from Jenny & Noel Mullis

Thinking of you Trish & family at this very sad time our thoughts are with you
Dianne & Colin Oliver

Hi Frank my little brother
I am here in NP with Trish & & Family was a bit tough getting a seat on a plane from Auckland but you were helping me with your cheeky ways .
Will miss you but you at peace now no more pain and suffering .
God bless you always in my prayers and thoughts ❤❤❤

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

Sad to here of Frankies passing thoughts are with you

Ally
Jude
Rosco

So long Frankie,
It;s been an absolute pleasure to have known
you.I remember there were times when it was a mad wild ride full of speed bumps and stop signs.
Amazingly no one,no one got arrested (bit of luck there) somehow we managed to stay under the radar.
Say hi to Ross and Shooter for me.

Trish and Family, So very sorry to hear of Franks passing. Memories are forever. Take care.

Thinking of you and the family at this very sad time Trish - big hugs and lots of love
John & Denise Clark

A very good man and friend. Always ready to share his laughter to lighten a day. Condolences to the family.
Bob Johns
Mokau

Sorry to hear of Frank's passing Trish. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Regards Ron & Maree Gadsby

Trish and family..Thinking of you all at this sad time. Love Cushla, Gina, Angel and Sophie

Hi Trish so sorry to hear the news of Frank.

Thinking of you Trish & family. Remember the good times you had together with Frankie.

Dearest Trish, sending you love and Hugs from Brizzy.
Sad to think Frankie has left the planet, no doubt he will be catching up with Nages n Hawksbee .
Kia kaha to you all
Arohanui
Jenny Bennett, Brisbane

Thinking of you at this sad time Trish.

Dennis McEwen

Sorry to hear of Franks passing.Memories last forever. Please accept my deepest sympathy Trish. Raewyn Keech

Very sad news Deepist Sympathy to all the Familys.RIP.Frank.John Bloor.

A beautiful soul now at peace, no more pain Frankie - will miss you my friend.
Love and thoughts to Trish and family.
love Wendy and Gary

Blessing and prayers to the Family.
Dan Tippett

My deepest sympathies to you all at this sad time.

I went to Alton Primary school with Francis.

Ross Madgwick

New Plymouth