ALEXANDER – Frances

A wonderful teacher, a lovely lady.

To my beautiful friend and soul mate. Rest peacefully. We’ll miss you so much. Love to Doug, Tiffany,Sam and families. Jeanie,Ron,Robyn and David and families. 🌻🌻🌻

Fond memories Frances of our friendship over 65 years.School mates, trainee teachers and young mothers together.In later life catching up with our Niddrie High Ladies Group.You will be sadly missed. Condolences to Doug,Tiffany,Sam and families.

Alexander Frances
Fond memories of a lovely lady.

You were such a caring and loving auntie to Melanie and myself.
Will cherish Family Christmas memories where you would put on an a beautiful lunch and looking after us on the school holidays when we were younger.

So many great memories growing up with you. Feeling lucky to have spent many weekends away with lots of fun activities. Fond memories of our time at Myrtleford, sleeping in tents in your backyard, beach house and many BBQ’s. And your feral cats. Rest peacefullly
Love Cheryl ❤️

Thinking of you Dougie and family. Francis will be missed and remembered by the many students and teachers that had contact with her over her great career.

A truly beautiful lady. A very caring teacher . Condolences to her family

To Doug and family,I’m thinking of you at this very sad time. Frances was such a lovely lady.
Sue Duggan

You were my second mum growing up. We were so lucky to have you next door and I wonder how many times I knocked on the door for Sam to come out and play? Thank you for driving us to so many fun things and I particularly remember the night you took us to see Princess Diana at the Hilton Hotel!.I loved our outback trip many years ago and most recently meeting up with you and Doug up north. I will cherish those memories forever. Rest easy now Frances and cheer those Hawks on for us from above. XX Fiona

A wonderful big sister. Always understanding and caring as we grew up and over the years. You never complained about anything even as you fought your health battles. Missing our chats already Francie.
Margaret XX

Deepest sympathy to Doug and family on the passing of Frances
Joan Alger

Was such a wonderful Prep teacher and fondly remembered 25 years later.

We will miss Frances; a kind thoughtful and loving partner to Doug,, her adored daughters Sam and Tiffany, their partners and her precious grandchildren. She was proud to share news of their varied activities.Frances together with her family travelled widely through Outback Australia. and this year was no exception.
Over many years,Frances was a kind, patient and excellent teacher to all children lucky enough to be in her care.
In retirement she dedicated and enjoyed countless hours researching Family History.. she was always generous in sharing her knowledge and helping others.
Our thoughts are with you.

Condolences to Doug, Tiffany, Samantha, beloved grandchildren, and everyone who knew Frances. She was an extraordinary, intelligent lady who inspired and encouraged others. Many cherished memories from childhood to adulthood will be treasured forever. Will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. With love and sympathy 💕

Doug and Fran have always been inseparable, and Fran was such an important part of the Alexander family. Though distance kept us apart, you were always just a chat away.

Rest peacefully, Fran—you are already deeply missed.

A beloved sister-in-law to Robyn and a cherished aunty to Bronson and Allabama.

Fond memories of a kind, gentle and caring teaching colleague. Sympathy to Doug and family.

Dear Sam and family. We are thinking of you and sending lots of love your way. Tami-Jo and the DCC family xx

Aunty Fran it’s been such a pleasure having you in our family and I I’ll always remember how present, kind and generous you are. I especially loved hearing about your research into our family tree.
With love always Renee, Heath, Avah and Bonney 😘♥️