FRALIC – Clayton S., 89, of Port Mouton, Queens County, passed away peacefully in Queens General hospital, Liverpool on April 1, 2015.
Born in Beach Meadows, Queens County, he was a son of the late Harry and Elsie (Dexter) Fralic.
Clayton served with the Merchant Marine during the Second World War and worked with Mosher and Rawding for many years. He loved his walks and enjoyed talking with people and playing the harmonica.
He is survived by his sisters Hazel (Walter) Mouzar, Rosemary Decker and Edith (Robert) Parnell, all of Brooklyn, several nieces and nephews,brothers Aubrey (Carol Ann) of Brooklyn and Murray (Shirley) of Clarence, NS.
He was predeceased by his sisters Gloria Reinhardt, Beatrice Selig and Betty Matheson and brothers Douglas and Percy.
Cremation has taken place under the direction of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool, NS. At Clayton’s request, there will be no funeral service. Donations may be made to Emmanuel United Church, Beach Meadows or to the Queens General Hospital Foundation. Online condolences may be made to www.chandlersfuneral.com. The family would like to thank Tim and Gloria and staff at Stonehaven Lodge in Port Mouton for being so kind to him during his two year stay as well as Dr. Woodford, Dr. Blackadar and nurses on second floor Queens General Hospital for giving him such nice care during his stay.
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Curtis & Linda Leslie Maillett
We send deepest condolences to all of Claytons family. He was a wonderful guy and will be missed. RIP Clayton. Sincerely, Curtis & Linda Maillett
Kerry and Pat Morash
Everyone who knew or met Clayton will have fond stories to share and remember him. I will never forget him playing the harmonica at Aldon Bagleys’ store many years ago. He was a great neighbour.
Brenda Huskins
Sorry to read of Clayton’s passing. I would always stop for a chat when he walked, or just sat outside when he was at the Lodge.
Kippy Sarty
Scruffy whisker rubs, playing the harmonica, listening to his stories from the past. Those are some of my memories of Uncle Clayton. Maybe he, Dad and Clyde will be able to entertain all the folks in heaven. RIP Uncle Cay Cay
Walter and Sherri Miller
to all of Clayton’s family we send our deepest condolences,he was a great man and we enjoyed talking to him on his daily walks in Port Mouton.He will certainly be missed by everyone out here,we will remember him,sitting on the porch smoking his pipe or playing his harmonica.RIP Clayton.
Dennis & Sherri Harrington
Sending our most sincere condolences to the family, everyone who knew Clayton have fond memories to remember.
Beverley & Betty-Jean Colp
To all of Clayton’s family we send our deepest sympathy. Beverley used to stop to chat with him when he would be driving around on his bike these past few years. He enjoyed Clayton’s stories. He will be missed by many people. Our thoughts and prayers with you all at this time. God bless.
Peter and Sharon
Hard to believe that Clayton passed away.He was always up for a good yarn when ever he would meet you.Always loved the smell of his pipe and the tunes he played on his harmonica,and the odd time that he would do a little jig.RIP Clayton.
Faye & Norman Levy
Please accept our deepest sympathy on Clayton’s passing. We so enjoyed hearing Clayton tell stories,play his mouth organ and always had his pipe in his mouth. He always had a smile on his face. We are going to miss him.
Lannie and Judy Francis
Lannie sends our sympathy to all Clayton’s family. Just want you to know we are thinking of you.
Geraldine and Harry Cunningham.
So sorry to hear of Clayton’s passing. Harry worked with Clayton with Mosher and Rawding’s. And had many laughs with him also. Our thought’s and prayers are with the family .May he RIP.
Bill Sarty
I first met Clayton when I was dating Kip, we were sitting in Kips yard in my truck and he came down to make sure everything was safe for the night. Later years I would learn of his amazing talent to remember the history of his family and the community around him. The one thing that really sticks out for me was Clayton’s respect for the property of others. He would always say I seen the owner Bill and he said he didn’t have a problem with me sitting here. The latest was when I stopped the bus to talk to him on the Church steps in Port Mouton. RIP my friend.
Janet Spicer
So sorry to hear about Clayton’s passing.I remember chatting with him during his walks while he was with John and Judy Adams and at Stonehaven. He was a dear man, who never passed up a chance to play a tune on his harmonica.RIP Clayton
jim hubley and brenda lawrence
so sorry to hear about claytons passing ….. he used to be a daily visitor at the old garage and was the best weatherman ever … he always had a laugh and a story …. we will miss him very much
Carol Knell
To Clayton’s family,
I send my sincere condolences on his passing. I knew him when he moved into Stone-Haven as my Mom was a resident there at the time. We always enjoyed sitting and talking with him. He would share many stories and often play the harmonica. He could remember Mom’s brothers from the days gone by.
He will be missed. Thinking of you all at this time. May he be playing harmonica in heaven!!
Jim & Beulah Mitton
So sorry to hear about Clayton’s passing.. I always stopped to talk and listen to him play his harmonica when I was out walking. He always had a story to tell. Our deepest sympathy to all the family .
Linda Trainor
Hazel & Walter, so sorry to hear of Clayton’s passing. I remember him when he’d visit you when I lived in Brooklyn, Please accept my condolence. Take Care & GOD Bless. Linda
Borden and Lillian Colp
We were sadden to hear of Clayton’s passing. When I was a child I remember him visiting his good friend John Ellis who lived across from us. My sister and I would be at John’s house from time to time when Clayton would stop by for a little visit. Clayton would sometimes take his harmonica out of his pocket and play a tune or two. That was almost magical to us. He was always so nice to us kids. Clayton will be missed by his family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Leon & Norma Robertson
We are so sorry for your sad time. Please pass on our condolences to the whole family.
Leon & Norma Robertson
Frank and Susan MacKay
So sorry to hear of Clayts passing. I spent many a day visiting him at his home on the shore. Many laughs and yarn he would share with us and also a good tune or two on his mouth organ! I also used to love the times when Clayt {and my father} would end up on able cable for the local telethon. Its going to be hard to drive by his house and not think of him and all his stories!……RIP my friend
Gail & Dennis Lavender
Sad to hear of Clayton passing he always had a wave and smile as he walked through life We will miss that and pray for the family left behind . Dennis & Gail Lavender
Ruth Smith
Hazel and Walter–so sorry about the loss of your brother. Hugs.
Barbara and Gary Goulden
We were so sorry to hear of Clayton,s passing.My Dad and I visited him at Stonehaven one day.My dad Jordan Inness sailed with him,he spoke of him with kind words…Jordan Inness and family..
David Whynot
Hazel Walter and family iam very sorry to hear about your brother passing my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time take care
Anna-Lise Parker
My mother ( Audrey Milford) has lived at Stonehaven for the last year and has often told us about the lovely man who played the harmonica. She was very sad when she told us that he had died. I will miss seeing him sitting outside on the verandah. Deepest sympathy.
TRAVIS MCCLUSKEY
Sorry to hear about Clayton.,He was a good friend. Never a discouraging word.Sincere condolences to
all his brothers and sisters. Was hoping to see him this summer….
Travis McCluskey
Doris Wentzell, Kathleen and Ron Webster
To the family of Clayton and especially Hazel and Walter we extend our sincere condolences in his passing. Clayton often stopped into the house to share a story or play a tune and his visits were always much enjoyed. Mom says that he often came down at busy times and helped out with getting the turkeys ready for the holiday season. Clayton livened up the evening. RIP
Betty Lou Wamboldt
To the Fralic Family:
So sorry to hear of Clayton passing. Everyone take care.
Sterling Belliveau
My sincere condolences to the family of Clayton Fralic. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time.
Sincerest sympathy,
Sterling Belliveau, MLA