This is a photo of Uncle Frank & his 2 brothers. Little brother, George, in the middle; & big brother, Floyd, on the far right. I took this photo at Uncle Floyd & Aunt Ruby's house, when we were all there for Auntie's 71st birthday party. 

This was the 1st & only time that all 3 of them ever had their picture taken together. My Dad & Uncle Frank only met for the 1st time ever less than 2 weeks before this photo was taken of all 3 of them together.  

My Grandfather, Lawrence Craig Millen, had 6 kids: (oldest to youngest): Floyd, Verna, Christine, Francis (known as Frank), Colleen, & George. Both Colleen & Dad (George), were the kids from my Grandfather's 2nd family; which explains the big age difference between him & his older brothers. 

In this photo, Uncle Frank is 65, Dad (George) is 49, & Uncle Floyd is 73. 

This too, is another great moment for my family & I's history books. 

2 brothers got to finally meet & know their little brother, George. Uncle Frank sure was surprised to find out that he really was a big brother. After going nearly 64 years without knowing about his little brother, George. He  could hardly wait to meet him, & was a proud big brother, alongside his big brother, Floyd.  :)

This is a photo that I took of my Uncle Frank & his girl friend, Marilyn Johnston. I met Uncle Frank for the 1st time not too long before this photo was taken; & he brought me around Toronto on foot to meet some people who were very important to him there. This was 1 of them. He always called her Lynn. I was happy to take this great photo of them together this 1 & only time that I ever met her. It's another great moment for the history books. 
Thanks, Lynn.  :) 

This photo of my Uncle Frank & his friend, Wayne, was taken at my Uncle Floyd & Aunt Ruby's house in Kenabeek, Ontario, Canada. (Which is part of Earlton.)

I took this photo of them together after all 3 of us arrived in Kenabeek from Toronto. Wayne & I helped Uncle Frank move from Toronto to Kenabeek, so Uncle could meet his younger brother (my Dad), for the 1st time, ever. They only found out about each other in June 2002; & met for the 1st time in 2004. 

A big thank you to Wayne for helping to make my Dad (George), & my Uncle Frank's dream of meeting a reality. We couldn't have done it without him. My Uncle was blessed to have a great friend like you. 

Thank you, Wayne.  :) 



This was the 1st time I ever met Uncle Frank, & the 1st & only picture I ever had taken with him. We are standing outside the building he was living in on Sherbourne Street in Toronto at the time. He asked 1 of his friends in the building to take the picture for us. 

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Francis James Millen

20 September, 1938 – 24 June, 2021

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