Frankie Wilburta Jane Cameron

In Loving Memory of Frankie Wilburta Jane Cameron

February 27, 1931 - February 3, 2024

Just 24 days before her 93^rd Birthday that we announce the passing of our dear friend and valued colleague, Frankie Cameron. Frankie was an employee of S&B Keswick Motors for 45 years, working daily till 85 years of age.

Frankie departed this world on February 3, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love, kindness, and unforgettable memories.

Born on February 27, 1931, Frankie was born in her family’s general store on the North East corner of Glenwood’s and the Queensway, attended Jersey School, was a Postmaster at the post office at Pine Beach, worked for Prudential Life in Texas for 10 years before returning to Keswick and living the bulk of her life in what is now the Remax Building on the Queensway.

Frankie was a vibrant soul with a passion for exploring the world. She found joy in travel and embraced new experiences with an adventurous spirit. Here favorite spot in the world was Paris, France and even was able to have dinner one night at the Jules Verne in Eiffel Tower. Her enthusiasm for life touched everyone around her, and her presence will be greatly missed.

Frankie's favorite pastimes included…. Playing Tetris, Angry Birds, eating chocolate and enjoying ice cream

Frankie's inner strength was seen in how she continued to live her life while battling Diabetes, Breast Cancer, and multiple Stroke’s she was a survivor and a force.

Deepest respect and thanks to the York Region PSW support workers, and the tremendous care she received from all the staff of Southlake Village in Newmarket.

Memorial donations in Frankie’s memory can be made to Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge. 

Interment Queensville Cemetery, Queensville, Ontario. Arrangements entrusted to MW Becker Funeral Home.

Frankie's warmth, generosity, and love for life will forever remain in our hearts. As we mourn her departure, let us also celebrate the beautiful moments we shared with her.

Rest in peace, dear Frankie. You will be deeply missed.