Frank McKay Hastings

Dear Anne, Chris and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. May you be comforted by all of the Love that is being sent your way One can only imagine the bridge game that is now taking place. Warmly Kim

The Hastings family at 1088 were a big part of the Hamilton's love for London Ontario. Frank, you just had to be with Norma and Cam. You are already missed. So glad I spoke on your 96th birthday on Christmas Day. I cherish all our conversations over the years since 1966. We shared so much.. even a snowblower. Anne Chris and all your remaining family will always still have friends. Even although I did not play bridge or euchre I did almost beat you at rummolie. Frank your gentle caring kindness will live on in our hearts. Your family have my number. Eternal respect and love from yourJust neighbour across the road. Gosh we has so much fun for so many years. John

Dear Anne and Family: We are so sorry to hear about how horrible 2020 has been for you on the loss of your mother, brother and now father. Our condolences to you all at this difficult time... Thinking of you, Anna, Matthias and Ralph Bose

Dear Chris and Anne... we are so sorry to hear of the loss of your father, coming as it does after the recent passing of your Mom and brother Cam. Please know our thoughts and support are with you for strength and comfort during this most painful time💔🌄 With strong memories of the Kingston/Queen Anne neighbourhood! Your Mon, Dad, and Cam will be missed and forever remembered.💕 John and Cynthia Postons and family

Thank you Frank and Norma for being such great neighbours. Thank you for teaching Johnny and I how to play Bridge. He wasn't really interested at first but once we started playing he was hooked. I know he turned up at your door a number of times with a self dealt hand that he had no idea how to bid and you graciously helped him out. Thank you both for including us in numerous dinner parties, Norma was a good cook. Thank you Norma for inviting into your Bridge , i have met a number of lovely ladies through those groups. Thank you Frank for driving me to the train station so many times. I will think of you forever and love you both forever. Affectionately Chris

Anne, Chris and family - this has been such a hard year for you. Our condolences on the loss of your father. Words cannot express our sympathy to you and all the Hastings / Bourne family.

So sorry to Anne and her family on the passing of her father. I hope the sorrow of the moment can be offset by the loving memories of joy that you keep for your father. May Frank rest in peace, and God bless you and your family at this time of grieving.

I had the pleasure of working with Frank during his time at EY. He greeted me each morning he was there with a big smile and a funny story or joke. Frank was always interested to hear how my family was doing and loved to tell me all about his family. He was very much in love with his dear Norma and extremely proud of his children and their families. What a wonderful person, he will always have a special place in my heart. My condolences to his family and friends, take care.

Memories of Frank......you made our playroom @ 1084 in 1972, babysat while waiting for Ron to come home, our forever handyman & our annual golf games. We shared many family births and weddings also political and religious views. You were a wonderful neighbour and friend. Our condolences to G. Anne and Chris.

Dear Anne and family, my sincere condolences of the passing of your father.

Dear Anne, Chris and family, I had the pleasure to work with Frank at Ernst & Young for many years. We shared lots of stories and laughs. I arrived every day at 9:30 and Frank would always say good afternoon and laugh. He always made me smile. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

(Donated to MS Society of Canada)

(Donated to MS Society of Canada)