It is with great sadness that the family of the late Frank Newman announce his passing at the Palliative Care Unit WMRH on Saturday, July 15, 2017 at the age of 77 years. He leaves to mourn with fond and loving memories his wife of 40 years, Marie Newman (Gabriel); daughter Frances May Bell Newman; son Hebert Newman; stepchildren: Barb, Brenda, Vincent, Graham (Sonya), Charlene (Todd), Mag (Tim), Charlie, Cathy (Carl); grandchildren: Azalyn, Amanda, Deon, Sam, Billy, Rebecca, Matthew, Robert, Ivan, Mason. James, Crystal, Juanita, Graham Jr., Jessica, Jayme, Georgina, Terry-David, Monique, Melanie, Wade Jr. Serena, Brandon, Krissy, Bianca, Christopher and all great grandchildren. His brothers Felix, Mike (Frances) and Freddie; sisters Marie, Thersa (Dave), Maureen.  His nieces and nephews: Tommy (Diane), Carolann (Shawn), Vick (Sadie), Jim (Fronie), Paul, Mary (Roger), Sandra (Bob), Vickie (Paul), Anita, Shannon, Tara, Christopher, Matthew and also great nieces and nephews, his god daughter Georgina Walsh (Burton); his best buddies:  Mose (Bruce), Connie Connolly and family, Get Out Buddie Lloyd Janes, Dean McDonald, Shannon Reid and countless number of friends and other relatives.  He was predeceased by his mother Mary Bryan (2000); father James Newman (1948); stepfather Fred Bernard (1984); niece Mary Ann (1983); sister in law Flossy Newman (2000); step son in law Bub (George), Gillam (2001).  Visitation will take place Sunday, July 16, 2017 from Country Haven Funeral Home, 167 Country Road from, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.  Funeral Service will take place on Monday, July 17, 2017 at 11 a.m. from Country Haven Funeral Chapel with Father Andrew White officiating.  Following the service, at his wishes Frank will be cremated with interment to follow at a later date.  As expression of sympathy, flowers are graciously accepted or donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.  The family guest book may be signed by visiting www.country-haven . ca.

Frank was the foundation to our family. He would help anyone that needed help.  His door was always open.  He always has a listening ear and shoulder to cry on, didn't matter if you were family, friend or a stranger.  Frank was a very compassionate and unselfish man.  Anyone whoever entered his home left with a full bellies and a smile on their faces.  He sure had a silver in his hair and gold in his heart.

"Forever in Our Hearts"