Frank Gilhooley

1892–1959 (age 67)

Biography

Frank Gilhooley was a cherished member of the community around Calvary Cemetery, known for his lively spirit and genuine warmth. He shared joy with others through stories, laughter, and a readiness to celebrate those around him.

Frank’s presence continues to be felt by those who remember his gracious nature and generous optimism, a reminder of the bright light he brought to every gathering.

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