My dad, Frank Nahrung, died on Thursday morning, July 11, peacefully and pain free in a Caboolture nursing home with his partner, Eve, by his side. He had turned 82 in May.
For the past couple of days, the family and I have been contacting those who knew my dad well. And now I feel I can spread the word more widely, with sincere apologies to anyone who might feel overlooked.
On Thursday July 18 in Brisbane our clans come together in a family service to farewell Dad and celebrate his life. Down the track, friends and family will be invited to a commemoration back on his home country. We will raise our glasses and share our fondest memories.
But today, it is enough to say, he lives on in our hearts and memories. He was a good man, he made us feel safe and loved, and he always had our backs. He is cherished and he will not be forgotten.
Mum, Dad and son at our home, ‘Conamore’
Again, my deepest condolences to you and to Evie. I have a lot of fond memories of Frank. I know he will be missed by a lot of people. My thoughts and blessings to you at this very sad time.
Thanks, Mil. You knew him when he could still do a most commendable fknbloody dance when something went wrong 🙂
Thankyou for sharing with me Jason. Lovely photos . You know that is the first photo i have seen of you as a happy healthy little boy. May your Mum and Dad both RIP .
Thanks, Marj, much appreciated x
Sorry to hear about your dad jason he was a great man sending my love to you and eve and the rest of the family.
Regards sarah thompson
Thank you, Sarah, it is lovely to hear from you x
Deepest condolences for the death of your father Jason. All the best Jane
Thanks, Jane.
Sorry to hear this Jason. Kirstyn mentioned him fondly. My condolences to you and your family.
Thanks, Melissa. I appreciate it.