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Frank William Myerscough
1921 -2016
Frank was the son of William & Florence Myerscough nee Lloyd
Husband of Constance nee Kent
 Published in the Bournemouth Echo on 30 January 2016
MYERSCOUGH FRANK Died peacefully on 22nd January 2016 aged 94 years at Poole Hospital. Beloved Husband of the late Connie, Father of Paul and Claire and Grandfather of Katie, Thomas, Lauren and Ruth. Funeral Service to be held at Poole Crematorium on Tuesday, 9th February at 12 noon. Family flowers only please but donations, if desired for either Practical Action or Friends of Victoria Hospital, Wimborne. Personal messages, memories and donations for Practical Action can be made online at www.oharafunerals.co.uk/obituaries or cheques payable to the charity of your choice may be sent to Nicholas O’Hara Funeral Directors 38 Rowlands Hill, Wimborne BH21 1AW Tel: 01202 882134

​David Packer wrote

Frank was an outstanding engineer who was recruited from Liverpool University by CP Snow
to serve on Solly Zuckerman's scientific advisory group to the British Government in WWII.
But my acquaintance with him was through the Wessex Branch of the International Wine and Food Society, which he co-founded in 1984. He was a senior manager with Proctor and Gamble and had worked all over the world. Notably, in Brussels he had previously founded an IWFS branch with other P&G managers, so when they all retired to Dorset what could be more natural than to set up our very successful branch?
Frank had an encyclopaedic knowledge of good wines and always wanted to try new and exciting dishes. He would not hold back if he thought they were not up to scratch. He was forthright to a T in his views on British society and was truly apolitical, but at heart he was as patriotic as any Scouser.
He will be sadly missed as a colleague and great friend.
David Packer, Chairman, Wessex Branch, International Wine & Food Society.


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