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The obituary notice of Frank (Francis) LINDSAY

Cambridge | Published in: Cambridge News.

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FrankLINDSAYFormerly of Mount Jubilee Co. Mayo, Ireland, passed peacefully away on Friday 21st August 2026, aged 78 years.

Much loved husband of Joan, beloved father of Joe, Frank and Edward, cherished grandad of Joseph, Alice, Caitlin, Elly and Holly, Father in law to Caroline and Lesley.

Requiem Mass to be held at the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Hills Road, Cambridge, on Friday 18th September at 9.30am, followed by burial. Frank will be received into Church on Thursday 17th at 16.45pm, all welcome
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Weyman Funeral Service,
26, Abbey Walk,
Cambridge CB1 2QJ
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Sarah Youtzy
05/09/2026
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Sarah Youtzy
05/09/2026
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Marie Togher
05/09/2026
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Richard McGuire
04/09/2026
May Frank RIEP from the Cafferkey family in Cambridge
Bridget CAFFERKEY
04/09/2026
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Bridget CAFFERKEY
04/09/2026
May Frank rest in eternal peace love to all the family. Love from the McDonnell familys xxx
Geraldine Turner
03/09/2026
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Geraldine Turner
03/09/2026
TO ALL THE FAMILY. SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. FRANK WAS A GENT AND GREAT FRIEND AND GREAT COMPANY. JOE HAUGH BALLINA IRELAND AND CAMBRIDGE. 🙏
Paul Haugh
03/09/2026
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Francis was a wonderful man and a true gentleman. It was always a pleasure to be in his company—he was generous and warm to the core. Both my Dad and I held him in the highest respect, and we felt it to be a great honor to be regarded as his friends.

He lived by his motto, "It's nice, to be nice" Those words were not just a saying to Francis, they were his way of life. It is a philosophy that I have proudly carried with me throughout my life, and will continue to do so in honor of Francis.

It was a real treat for my Dad and I to bump into Francis earlier this year. We got to enjoy his company for an hour or so, catching up over breakfast, though we both ordered much smaller portions than we used to!

He will be sorely missed by all who had the joy of knowing him.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Mrs. Lindsay, Joe, Frank, and Eddie.

May you find strength in the endless warmth he brought into the world and comfort in knowing how deeply he was loved and admired.

May he rest in everlasting peace.

Bless you all

Your friend Johnny Callaghan

JOHN CALLAGHAN
03/09/2026
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