It is with broken hearts that the family of the late Edith Sylvia Frampton Brown of Red Harbour, NL formerly from Port Elizabeth announces her passing at the Blue Crest Nursing Home, Grand Bank on May 23, 2025 at the age of 85.

Leaving to mourn with a lifetime of memories are her children Marlene (Brian) of Little Bay, Christine (Leonard) of Ottawa, Ontario, Debra (Danny) of Brampton, Ontario and Rick (Dianne) of Burin; nine grandchildren Stephen (Erin), Ryan, Krista (Matt), Karen, James (Courtney), Mike (Mena), Austen (Agnieszka), Jenna and Katie (Matt); 16 great grandchildren Breaden, Faith, Isaac, Brielle, Aiyanna, Everlee, Blake, Alexis, Abigayle, Jack, Jarred, Lincoln, Violet, Leo, Henry and Cru; sisters Catherine (Junior) and Elsie; brothers Cecil (Evelyn), Bert (Neita), Bill (Brenda); lifetime friends Susin Senior and Ruth Peddle plus a large circle of other family friends.

Sylvia was predeceased by her first husband Gordon and second husband Clyde Brown, son Perry Bruce; brother Ray Dicks; sister-in-law Grace Dicks, parents Bert and Lillian Dicks and parents-in-law Sydney and Susie Frampton.

There will be a family visitation on Saturday, May 24, 2025 at 7:30PM. (Family Only)

Family will be accepting visitors on Sunday and Monday from 2-4PM and 7-9PM.

Funeral Service will take place from Faith and Hope Salvation Army Church, Creston South on Tuesday, May 27, 2025 at 2PM with cremation following.

Inurnment at United Church Cemetery, on Thursday, May 29, 2025 at a time to be announced.

In Sylvia’s memory donations may be made to Salvation Army Cemetery, Creston or United Church Cemetery, Red Harbour.

Sylvia was an independent, strong individual whose lifetime passion was knitting and sewing and she spent many days making quilts. She loved to go camping in the summer, meeting many new friends along the way, many she kept in contact for years afterwards. Her greatest joy in her later years was always staying in contact with her grandchildren and took great pride in all their achievements.

Special mention goes to Lynn Hanraham who was her home care worker and the staff at the Blue Crest Home who looked after her every need for the past two years.

Funeral arrangements entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home, We listen, We Learn, We Walk With You.