Tom Frame (bishop) - Family

Family

Frame married Helen (Bardsley), a pianist, secondary school science teacher and former Army Reserve Officer, in December 1983 at Huskisson, NSW. They have two daughters (Megan (1987) and Kelly (1989)) and two granddaughters (Lily and Imogen) who all live in Canberra. He relocated to the rural village of Tarago (north-east of Canberra) in 2010 where he resides on a small rural property while serving as an honorary assistant priest in the Parish of Bungendore.

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