Frank Webb
Posted By Pacific Coast Cremation On April 15, 2021 @ 1:58 pm In Obituaries | 4 Condolences
Frank Webb, aged 91, of Victoria, BC, passed away peacefully on March 24, 2021, at the Victoria General Hospital.
He immigrated to Canada from England as a young man and worked as a Sheet Metal Worker until retirement. He enjoyed his retirement as a snowbird and traveled extensively. He loved his two main hobbies of gardening and carving and produced many excellent figurines. He will be missed by his special loved one and is survived by three siblings.
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Frank was a great brother to me,I miss him immensely,he lived a good .life in Canada , and all he adcheived, my condolences to Darlene,.R.I.P Frank. Love Sister Brenda and family..Spain and UK.
Dear Brenda,
Frank talked about you whenever we would visit him, he clearly cared about you a great dear. We have a couple of nice photos of Frank, if you would like to connect by email address, we will forward them to you. You can contact us at colinstephens@telus.net.
Colin and Julie Stephens
BC Canada
I only heard about Frank’s passing today. He lived a good life and was a good partner to my Mother Joyce. The girls and I have a lot of fond memories. Our condolences to Darlene and Frank’s family.
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We were very sad to hear that Frank passed away after a short illness, we will certainly miss him and we were better off for knowing him.
Frank’s garden always looked beautiful every time we visited, he took a great deal of pleasure from it. He enjoyed his winters down in Yuma, with Darlene and his many friends.
Our condolences go out to Darlene who Frank described as the apple of his eye. It was certainly a tough last year for them both and such a shame to end this way.
Thinking of all of Frank’s friends and family far and wide.
Our prayers at this time to all, and an apprecation for a live well lived.