Its June 1, 2024. 4 years since you have been gone, when it still feels like yesterday you were just here... I know you are always watching out for your loved ones. I see bits and pieces of you in each of your grandchildren.  I wish they got to know and love you as we do. You will always be missed! 

Hi Dad!
June 1 was turning out to be a hot ordinary summer day. It was probably around two pm in the afternoon, and then it hits me.  IT was the day you forever left this earth. The sadness and grief of losing you has over come me. No longer will I hear your laughter or see that twinkle in your eye through your dollar store reading glasses. Suddenly, I remember how you we used to go through the drive through of McDonalds on Wednesday evenings during summer break for 25 cent hamburgers and ICE CREAM soft serve cones. I know you wouldn't want the sadness to prolong, but instead enjoy the day! So, I decided to hop in the car and go get some ice cream. ON this particular day,  the ice cream was just delicious! I smile and think to myself of how I wish we could have those summer Wednesdays again! Thank you being my father and all the wonderful memories I got to share with you. I know you are with me every single day. I can't wait to visit new places and make new memories with you by my side. Love always! Claire 

Increíble que ya está tres años… un abrazo a Brooklyn de la parte de nosotros. Bruno y Vera de Bélgica.

Two years ago the world stopped at once... but then - like always - life goes on... but with all the memories we keep in our heart!

Dear Sequeira Family, 

I was heart broken to learn of Dr. Sequeira's passing today. I had called Interventional Radiology to try to arrange a central line eval. Dr. Sequeira was so instrumental in my care. I first saw him in Sept 2015. He placed multiple ports and central lines for me as well as performed parotid biopsies over the past 5 years. When I was diagnosed with a rare one in a million cancer, with a poor prognosis, he was the first to tell me that God ordains our final moments....and not to believe the statistics. Sedation never worked well for me during my procedures. Dr. Sequeira would talk to me during my procedures to try to help me be at ease. He spoke often of his family and his church.  He truly cared about his patients. He is greatly missed and my heart breaks for his family.  I feel he layed down his life for his patients and I cannot think of a more deserving person of the word hero. He certainly was my hero time and time again. Picture: October 14, 2019. The day Dr. S placed my Powerline...a device that continues to save my life.  You are so missed Dr. S!!! 

Dear Deeya, Brooklyn, Stephanie, Brittany, Valerie, Sean, Claire and Ian,
We recently learned of Frankie’s passing. 
We met Frankie a few times, at my parents (Ken & Totoo Pinto) 45th wedding Anniversary and a second time at my dad’s 70th Birthday.  I understood immediately why they thought and spoke so highly of Frankie.  
Our sincere condolences for your loss.  
Chris & Debbie 


My memories of Frankie go a long way,
 
I was probably 12 and Frankie and Maria were getting married. My father Ken Pinto and Maria’s dad Air Commodore John Aquino (Rtd) were great buddies. 

Well the wedding proceeded and was captured all on film .... by the way as I recall on the same 35mm camera as Maria’s parents wedding. I should say that my Father and Maria’s mother, Colleen Aquino (née Mersh) were childhood friends.

As I  digress, Frankie was an amazing person., extremely talented, loved art, music and his family even more. I still have a couple of water color paintings that Frankie painted. As I remember, there is a very lasting memory of  Frankie working on an “India Ink” black and white of Pope John Paul at my parents home in Rock Island, Ill in 1978. The last time I saw Frankie, Maria and their children was at my parents 45th wedding anniversary. 

Great memories Frankie! God bless Maria and Family!!!


Doc was such a wonderful man.  I saw him every month.  He made so very very comfortable during my procedures. Doc sang to me and made me smile so many times.  I will miss him so much. Rest in peace my friend. Becky (tiny bladder)

Dr Sequeira helped save my husband’s life. I’ve read all of the testimonies of the other lives he touched. He was one of the most skilled physicians, compassionate, and so patient. He let me observe and be present, when possible, when he did procedures on my husband, because I was a RN and actively working as a nurse. He treated me with so much respect and always instilled hope. This is such a loss. My husband was also very sad to learn of Dr Sequeira’ s death.  Our condolences to his family and friends.
Dawn Snider
Gary Harden

He took care of my mother at one point in her life. He was a kind man and honestly sincere. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I worked with Dr. Sequeira, several years ago.  What I remember most about him was his pure excitement about his work.  When  I needed to consult with him regarding a patient, he'd love sharing what he was doing in his department.  He made me smile and laugh every encounter I had with him.  My deepest condolences to his entire family.  

 ♥️ Dr Sequeira was a a true Hero! He was relentless at finding the source of our sons complications after removing kidney cancer. He encouraged us every day to continue to Pray and share LOVE! After his 5th intervention, we will never forget the sparkle in Dr. Sequeria’s eye when he said, “Well Prayer must have worked because I think I found it—it was in an obscure place and the size of a pinhole” -  Here’s the rest of the story as told by our son:  “This weekend I celebrated my 28th birthday. We played tons of golf and of course ate lots of great food. I really took some time to hang out with my parents and a lot of the great people I’ve gotten to meet here in Evansville. My birthday every year comes as a blessing and a wonderful reminder of how fortunate I am for so many things in life because my birthday week also marks the week I left the hospital in 2017. This year this week hurt pretty deeply as one of the physicians who saved my life passed away. Dr. Frank Sequeira’s hands and mind are a key reason I am alive today. He battled against my complications and I knew he was giving me his absolute best and because of that I am here today loving life. I never got a chance to thank him in person, and I sincerely wish I had made a stronger effort to do this. This reminds me of the importance of taking action now and I’ll continue to do my best to live this. So as I sit here reflecting on how far I’ve come in the 3 years since we met I raise a glass to one of my heroes: Dr. Frank Sequiera.” 

Gods gained a very special gifted miracle-working-on-earth man! Thank you and May God continue to shower your family with blessings! 

Beautiful eulogy by Sean.
Remember all these qualities!!
Music 🎶 .We formed a college group...and being the perfectionist he was he stopped singing and he told me off for singing some false notes!!
Also his dress sense!!!😂😂
It was unique!!!
Yes...his artistic talent!!
Best known for his skill in sports 🏀...specially football....soccer...was a very important member of our college team...we girls used to attend the matches...cheering squad.!!!cheering our boys to victory!!
Dear Frankie R.I.P.

Odile and Roy Batch of 66 SJMC

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Droid

Beautiful eulogy by Sean.
Remember all these qualities!!
Music 🎶 .We formed a college group...and being the perfectionist he was he stopped singing and he told me off for singing some false notes!!
Also his dress sense!!!😂😂
It was unique!!!
Yes...his artistic talent!!
Best known for his skill in sports 🏀...specially football....soccer...was a very important member of our college team...we girls used to attend the matches...cheering squad.!!!cheering our boys to victory!!
Dear Frankie R.I.P.

Odile and Roy Chavrimootoo. Baych of 66 St John's Med College

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Droid

SR JUDE TRIBUTE
 ‘We’ had Mass for Frankie in our Parish, St Philomena’s Royston Road 
Glasgow at 10am  this morning, streamed on FaceBook...  We are still in  
lockdown but there being just three of us in the adjoining community we also  
attend. After the readings I read out the short tribute attached here.  
Thanks Frankie for kindness, understanding and laughter shared over  
our years together in St. Johns... You have battled bravely, throughout  
your life you given your amazing gifts as a healing instrument to all  
those you met, ministered to, loved....  I share for you these beautiful  
words of the poet Mary Oliver in her poem Praying...  I Pray them now  
for you, for Deeya and Brooklynn and for all of us in our batch: St. Johns 
Medical College 1966 
It doesn’t have to be 
the blue iris, it could be 
weeds in a vacant lot, or a few 
small stones; just 
pay attention, then patch 
a few words together and don’t try 
to make them elaborate, this isn’t 
a contest but the doorway 
into thanks, and a silence in which 
another voice may speak


From Sr Jude Glasgow batch of 66 ST JOHN's Medical College

I have never met a more compassionate and kind physician than 
Dr. Sequeira.  It takes my breath away to hear of his passing.  We have lost a brilliant interventional radiologist and a wonderful human being.   

Dearest Deeya, Brooklynn and all the family,
We grieve along with you and feel this tremendous loss.  Heartfelt Condolences! I went to Med School with Frankie. Batch of 1966 St John's Medical College. He excelled at all levels academics, sports, music and art. He was a genuine friend always loving and caring. After graduation I met him 48 years later at our class reunion at Pollachi, India. This was Jan 2020. The reunion was a blast and Frankie and Deeya were the life of the party!!We never imagined that 4 months later we would lose our good friend. Dear Frankie rest in peace in your new abode and we will meet again! God Bless. Betty and Pete Fernandes.


We met Franklin, Deeya and Brooklyn 4 years ago in Canaria Island during summer holidays. We spent very good time all together..... Enjoying Spanish meals and red wine!
We immediately feel good with them as they are very nice and friendly persons. After this time, we kept in touch and used to meet in Paris once a year. Franklin was so kind, generous, humble and highly educated persons. We feel very sad about his death and he will always remain in our hearts. We sincerely share Deeya and Brooklynn sorrow and express our heartfelt to them.
Daniel, Sylvie, Johanna, Samuel from France 🇫🇷❣️❣️❣️❣️

Very saddened with the loss of Frankie. Have been together as a part of St. Francis Med staff For many years. I will always remember his smiling face. May God have a special place in his heart for dear Frankie. 

Nalin Shah

Frank was a wonderful friend and an amazingly skilled radiologist. We shared many mutual patients over the years. He was loved by all of them and provided excellent care. He was a devoted patient advocate always willing to explore every therapeutic option if it might benefit the patient, but do no harm. He was a man of faith who recognized man's limitations, while believing in the healing power of the Great Physician. I will greatly miss our discussions of patients' care, life and our families. He loved his family very much. I will miss his smile, friendship, enthusiasm and graciousness. He was one of a kind. 

Franky was one of our regular companions for the late night movies in town. Remember making it back on foot, when return transport was not available, which meant valuable extended fellowship time. 
Being an artist, he sumarised his studies with sketches, which made revisions rapid, before exams.
Farewell Franky,  we will meet again.
DeeDee and Brooklyn, rest assured Franky is safe at home.

As a former valued brother in law of the Aquino family, I would like to offer condolences and profound sympathy to all in his family. The loss of this good man will create a void in many lives – especially those of Deeya and his children.
 
Franklin was an extremely gifted person - an eminent physician respected by his peers and loved by his patients. He was also very urbane, being an accomplished artist with a keen interest in music and a collector of beautiful things.  A skilled sportsman, he had sartorial elegance and panache - he was a gentleman.
 
Many of us in the Aquino family cherish his memory and pray that his soul rests in peace.
 
John Aquino

Dr. Sequeira was one of the best radiologists
I’ve ever worked with. He took part in doing whatever he could do from helping patients onto the x-ray table to setting up sterile trays to help the team get the work done. A very selfless man, did not consider himself better than anyone else,  very caring doctor. So sorry for his loss. 

Franklin, I only knew you for a short time, but you and your family were so kind and warm whenever you invited me into your home.  Your generosity made quite an impression on me and I'll never forget it. My heart breaks for Deeya, Stephanie, Brittany, Sean, Valerie, Claire, Ian and Brooklynn.  May your soul rest in everlasting peace.

My heartfelt condolences go out to Frankie’s entire family.  It is a very great loss.  He was an amazing doctor, a man of many talents and a good friend to me during our college days back in Bangalore, India.   A super dad who loved his children dearly.  He fought the good fight until God in his wisdom and mercy took him home.  He will be greatly missed.  I will never forget him.  Rest In Peace, Frankie.  

1966, St. John's 1st year  (PPC) in 'Cottage' Bangalore,
Frankie was one of the 15 guys,  who shared the  happiest time of our lives.  There was a lot of camaraderie, adventures, music, movies and much more. I consider the friendship with Frankie at that time was the most memorable for me. 

I am so grateful that God brought Franklin into my life and made him an integral part of our family and my daughter's Godfather. I am also grateful that my treasure chest of memories are filled with indelible happy memories with you on fun holidays, cooking together and doing crazy things with our kids at hours of the night when they should have been asleep.  My heart will always be filled with the laughter and joy of these happy times.  You have a special place in my heart and always will.  God speed dearest Frankie and I know that you will experience the beauty of all that we are promised in faith and you will be abundantly rewarded for never wavering in your faith.  Ciao, my dear brother and friend, till we meet again.

My deepest sympathies to Deeya, Stephanie, Brittany, Sean, Valerie, Claire, Ian and Brooklynn.  May the warmth and love of the memories you have with him bring each of you peace, comfort and understanding during this very difficult time.

As the heartfelt tributes from so many others show, to know Frankie was to love him. Ever charming, always funny and someone who brought joy into every room. Always a “glass half full person”, always a giver not a taker. Always ready to see the best in others, generous, smart and wise.  Dostoevksy wrote, “ You can know a man from his laugh, and if you like a man's laugh before you know anything of him, you may confidently say that he is a good man. “ From the moment I first met Frankie all those years ago, I knew he was a good man,  with those trademark twinkling eyes and his easy manner.  He was great fun to be with, but he was also a man of deep faith, humanity and compassion. I will cherish the memories of Frankie and I know that he will be deeply missed by so many. Love proves the existence of God and the immortality of the soul. My heartfelt condolences to Deeya and his children, all of whom he loved beyond measure.  Rest in peace, Frankie, with love from us all.

Several years ago Albani was about 14 years old, we were referred to Frankie (Dr. Sequeira). We went, he ran tests and explained her condition so eloquently.  Both of us were able to understand. After Deeya came back into our lives seeing pictures he looked so familiar but I made no connection.
My mother sent this to Albani, when she opened it she saw his picture and immediately knew it was her Dr. she thought mom had sent it to her because of that. I explained to her who he was that he wasn’t only her Dr but our friends husband and father.
He touched us through the years as I am sure he touched many others. I regret never meeting him as your husband and father. 
He will be missed. My sincere condolences!
🙏♥️


Eternal rest grant unto Franklin, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May he rest in peace.

To. Deeya. brooklynn.; Maria and children. 
Franklin was my eldest brother.. It was a shocking news came thru that he is no more with us now. A true genius physician, talented and  compassionate person I have ever seen in my life. A marvellous artist, music lover and an all -rounder in sports activities during his college days. 
             His good looks with dashing personality and a cheerful smile  made everyone to fall for him. Franklin's passing away has left an immense loss and great sorrow to Deeya,brooklynn and other children as well as in our family too. I will always cherish his fond memories at the end of the day. 

My deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to his wife and children, as you mourn the loss of a true loving and wonderful person. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord. Let the perpetual light shine upon him . May his soul rest in peace. Amen

I only worked with Dr Sequeira for 3 years, but that was more than enough time for him to have an enormous impact on my life, professionally and personally. I offer my deepest condolences to his family. His ability to empower one with confidence, joy, and ambition was second only to his mastery of his profession. He was one of, if not THE, most skillful physicians I have ever worked with or observed. He taught me so many things about ultrasound, pathology, pathophysiology, normal and pathological hemodynamics and it helped me become the sonographer that I am today. I can only attempt to repay him by passing on the knowledge he kindly shared with me to others. That, and our cherished memories of him will allow Frank to live on.

As a batchmate in medical school, I remember Frankie as a gentle person with many talents in academia, sports and music. It was fortuitous that he came with Dede to the reunion just a few months ago, and we were able to bond after 45 years. 
These are difficult times for the family, and we continue to uphold them as a group. May his soul rest in peace, and his memory will be cherished.


 I came to know Frankie  during our days at medical school in Bangalore India..I remember him as multi talented, with music and sports as his forte..We were good friends  and though I have not seen him since our school years  i will always remember him as a kind and gentle soul.He put up a good fight as he always does .Deeya and family were lucky to have him as he was having them ..Rest in peace Frankie 
Kishi

Dr Sequeira was one of the kindest doctors I ever had the pleasure of working with, not only to his patients, but those he worked with.  His passing will be a huge loss not only to St Francis Indy, but to the community.  

A gentleman and a true Physician’s Physician.  I first knew Frank as a medical student when he was a senior resident at Riley Hospital for Children.  Even then, he had a reputation for enthusiastic and innovative care of his patients.  I had the privilege of practicing with him for 25 years.  His example raised the standard for all of us in the realm of Interventional Radiology.  I cannot tell you how many times a consultation with Frank concerning, or even during, difficult cases resulted in better outcomes for patients.  Thanks for the memories, Frank.

We always had a great time - rather adventurous  time with Frank and His wife DeDe - Michael and I (yes, I too am a DeDe) had a few interesting dinner  escapades and fun at their lovely home! Going to the Finial Four all those years ago is still high on our list of fondest memories- Michael will always love and miss Frank as he was a superior doctor but most especially a friend.  Peace

Dr. Sequeira was a master proceduralist with a wonderful disposition. I loved interacting with him during my residency at St Francis in Beech Grove.

Dr. Frank as I would call him when I worked in Radiology many years ago he was so sweet and the smile on his face made you feel happy also.  I remember after I left Radiology to go to a different department and had family members he helped made me feel so comfortable knowing they were in good hands.  He will be  missed by so many.  I am so sorry for your loss.

Dr. Sequeira was so kind and compassionate to everyone, whether they were a patient, or co-worker. He had an infectious laugh, and if someone in the department was down or in a bad mood; just two minutes around Dr. Sequeira you'd be smiling or laughing. I will miss his laugh and his designer clothes with his blue swishy protective gear and his blue surgical cap. To put it simply; he was loved by all who had the privilege of knowing knowing him, and he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Rest In Heaven Dr. Sequeira.

Deeya is a part of our Ortho Indy family and we are all heartbroken by Franklin’s passing. 

Through her, we came to know him. Franklin was a true Renaissance man, inquisitive, eloquent, well-read, well-traveled, musical, witty, charming, graceful, had a kind sense of humor, always generous with his time, always a good listener, always ready with the best advice and counsel for any situation. He was a gifted physician, a revered colleague, and committed advocate for his patients. There was no one to whom he was not a friend. 

He radiated light in everything he did,  from how he served patients, to the exemplary way he loved Deeya and their family, to the piety and humility with which he lived before God.

We will carry him in our hearts as he carried us in his. 

God’s peace, Franklin.

Deeya and Brooklynn, our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dr. Sequeira was hands down the kindest and most skilled physician that I’ve had the pleasure of working with. A straightforward and kind bedside manner, respectful of staff, eager to share knowledge and past lessons learned, solicited and accepted staff feedback regarding patient care and department policies, welcomed everyone with an embrace or squeeze on the arm and made everyone in the hospital know that their skill and knowledge mattered and made a difference in patient outcomes.  He was an out of the box thinker and quick on his feet, unflappable in even the most challenging of cases. He helped me through some difficult times as a manager and talked me through some challenging personal problems, always willing to lend an ear and offer advice on life. He took great care in his health and motivated others to do the same, lived life creatively and fully. I’ll miss him more than these words can even begin to express. He leaves behind a void in so many hearts. Proud to have had the privilege of knowing  him as a colleague and friend. My heartfelt condolences to your family as you mourn the loss of a truly wonderful human being .
Franciscan Lafayette 

Frank was a friend and co conspirator in stretching the boundaries of what could be done in interventional medicine. His talent was unmatched. When others  said that something couldn’t be done, he would make it happen. He was a compassionate visionary and patient advocate. He was my restaurant consultant, always asking and offering new places to dine.  Grace ,wisdom, courage, integrity and humility are the words to describe him. We have lost a singular human being and friend. Bob Daly

Frank was a mentor and colleague for 20 years.  He was a technically gifted interventionalist, self-taught and therefore not constrained by traditional approaches.  Watching him in a challenging case was a masterclass in how you move smoothly, effortlessly and with deliberate intent.  He was also blessed with a can-do, generous spirit and warm bedside manner which his patients, staff and referring physicians invariably appreciated.  For me, I will always cherish our conversations at the end of the day about life — a shared Catholic faith, raising kids, eclectic music, travel, etc.  Frank was a man of deep faith, who always urged prayer and was ever conscious of the fact that we are all in His hands.  I will miss my friend and colleague.

My mentor my friend. Worked with Frank for almost 15years early in my career at St. Francis Beach Grove in IR. Taught me everything I know! Wonderful man and IR physician. He could do anything! He had the “touch” ! All his patients loved him and everyone fortunate enough to work with him loved him too! His skill, compassion, personality and smile will be immensely missed. Rest easy sweet Frank😢😢❤️

Worked with Dr. Sequeira 15 yrs at St. Francis, so intelligent, humble, kind and a class act.  Thanks for brightening our work and our days!  

This is a huge loss both to his family and the radiology community. During my time working at St Francis he was always so kind and witty when he would come into Cat Scan to give us some extra work for the day. I know he will be greatly missed by everyone. 

I worked with Frank 17 years at CHS IR. He was so caring and devoted to his patients. He was excellent in his profession. Such a great person to work with. He will be missed by many. My condolences. 

Deepest condolences to the family,
Our prayers and sympathies are with you in your loss and grief.
 Frankie is remembered from medical school at St. John's.
 I was seated at the same table at a school event and remember his kindness to me as an incoming freshman. As we all sat through speech after speech, Frankie quietly pulled out a pencil and quickly produced a detailed drawing of the scene around us. I could recognize the people at the next table (and thus got an informal introduction)! Years later I came to know that my husband and he were classmates at St. Aloysius in Mangalore, the only Catholic students (perhaps one other) in that batch.

May his soul rest in peace,
Saroj and Ben D'Souza


Dr.Sequeira always brought a smile and  positive energy when rounding on his patients when I worked as a nurse on the oncology unit at St. Francis.  The patients would comment on his kindness  and compassion.  He made an impact in his work and those in which he interacted.  Thoughts and prayers for his family.  He will be missed but not forgotten.  

My sincere condolences to to you all.  Dr. Sequeira was such a kind and wonderful doctor.  As a nurse at St. Francis for many years, I have had the privilege of knowing him not only through work but also through the gentle and fantastic care he gave to both my father and mother during their cancer illnesses.  Dr. Sequeira’s passing has left an incredible void in our Franciscan family and he will be greatly missed.  My prayers of comfort for all during this difficult time.

To the family,
I am a nurse at Franciscan Health and has had the privilege to work with Dr. Sequeira over the past 25 years. A very smart, wise intelligent Dr.
May prayers are with you during this time.


A rare talent, will be sorely missed by the SF family. RIP my friend. 

Dear DD and Brooks,
Frankie is now in the arms of God, enjoying his well earned reward. He was a very religious person when I knew him in college and I am sure that the good Lord must be rejoicing to have his company.
   Dear Frankie, you can now look down from above and take care of Dede and Brooks with the same love and affection that they poured on you in your final months of turmoil.
God be with you my friend.
May you rest in peace.
Derek.

Franklin, I have the fondest memories of you while in St.John's. A perfect gentleman and a true and sincere friend. Was privileged to have you as my friend and to have had the opportunity to meet you and Deeya once again at the Reunion 2020 after more than 50 years. Rest in peace! Will meet again

Dr. Sequeira  was a kind man and always had a smile for all.  May his loved ones great him in heaven with open arms.  May you finally get to rest.🕊

May it comfort you to know All of the angels above greeted the newcomer with open arms Heaven ,we know just got a little bit nicer.
Sending prayers of peace and comfort to all his family and friends
 He was an excellent physician who touched and saved many loves. He will be missed and remembered by everyone
 So sorry for your loss. Kathy Joseph 

To Maria and to Deeya and children.

I am so sorry at your loss. My children grew up with Stephanie and Brittany and Sean and Valerie and Clare and Ian and we are so sad at the loss of their father.
Our prayers are with you all.
May Franklin and all the Souls of the Faithful departed rest in peace.
Amen.
Kathy and Dick Stadler and Family


May Franklin's soul rest in peace.  My condolences to his beautiful children.  Franklin was like a big brother to me when he sponsored me to come to the United States to study in Indiana University, Bloomington.  He was always gentle in his guidance and always gave advice when sought.  May the many good memories that he shared with his loved ones, bring them great comfort and strength in the coming days.  May his soul rest in peace.

Dr Sequeira was my favorite doctor to work with. Training with him helped move my career to new heights. The last time I saw him was on the dance floor at the Indiana roof ballroom,. I was dancing with my girl and he was dancing the night away with his wife next to me. I will always remember him in that moment. Where ever you are doc, thank you for the time you spent helping me.

To Deeya and Brooklyn and family members,

The passing away of Franklin has filled us with great sorrow.

We will remember our meeting in the church yard at  Mogán, the  pleasant talk and the nice afternoon we spent together.

May our prayers console and support you.

We will be with you in our thoughts and hearts on June 5th. 

Bruno and Vera


Dr. Sequeira was a busy man but always took time to say hello  and sometimes even stopped to share a photo of some of his beautiful artwork. He was a kind man and I'm so sorry for his families loss. May God be with all of you  during this difficuly time.
Liz Rainey (Xray Tech from Lafayette Franciscan hospital)

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Franklin Wilfred Sequeira

March 13, 1948 – June 1, 2020

Leppert Mortuaries – Carmel

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