Frances Cameron obituary: Frances Cameron's Obituary, Columbus
In Memory Of
Frances Lucille "Boop" Cameron
1920 - 2017
In Memory Of
Frances Lucille "Boop" Cameron
1920 - 2017
Frances Lucille Cameron (Varian), 96, of Hilliard, Ohio, passed away on October 12th, 2017 at 8:43pm in Hilliard, Ohio of natural causes. She was preceded in death by her husband Charles Harrison Cameron, son Paul Andrew Cameron, daughter Linda Lucille Stumph, parents Frank A. Varian & Gertrude R. Varian, brothers Frank (Bud) Varian and Clarence (Red) Varian, sisters Audrey Sisson, Catherine Vititoe and Liddie Booth. Surviving children Stella Gertrude VanCuren, Charles Harrison Cameron Jr., Mary Elizabeth Baumgart, Barbara Joanne Eldridge, Jerry Lee Cameron, Arthur Byron Cameron and a COUNTLESS amount of grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. Also, many dear friends in Ohio and Florida, where she spent many years on Hollywood Beach. She was nicknamed and known by many as Betty Boop, Fanny, Granny Fanny or simply Lucille. She was born on December 18th, 1920 in Pomeroy, OH.
She was a devoted wife (married October 17, 1936), mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great-great grandmother. She was feisty, outspoken, honest, loving and supportive. She continually shared words of wisdom and never lacked the honesty to tell it like it is, in any situation. She possessed a deep intuition that was seldom wrong. Many referred to her as a “freak of nature” because she did not age. It led to the belief that she was immortal and would outlive us all. She enjoyed time with her many grandkids, solving puzzles and teaching them the ways of life. Some of her endless talents included cooking, baking, embroidery and quilting. Even up to her final days her mind was sharp and she moved around exceptionally well. She navigated the halls and did everything herself.
She was a sassy-unapologetic-loving-bad***, who raised 8 children shortly after the Great Depression. She is the matriarch of our family and has touched so many lives. Boop enjoyed her final days at Darby Glen Nursing Home, playing bingo, making crafts and mingling amongst the home’s community. A week before joining heaven, she received the "Resident of the Month" award. It was awarded to her for her constant participation and dedication to the home’s activities. Her daughter, Barbara ensured she was well taken care of and had everything she needed on her frequent visits. Boop told numerous stories and loved to express how grateful she was of her long, fulfilling life.
Visitation Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017 from 11am until the time of Funeral Service at 1pm at Newcomer Funeral Home, SW Chapel, 3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH. Interment to follow at Franklin Hills Memory Gardens, Canal Winchester, OH.
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She was a devoted wife (married October 17, 1936), mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great-great grandmother. She was feisty, outspoken, honest, loving and supportive. She continually shared words of wisdom and never lacked the honesty to tell it like it is, in any situation. She possessed a deep intuition that was seldom wrong. Many referred to her as a “freak of nature” because she did not age. It led to the belief that she was immortal and would outlive us all. She enjoyed time with her many grandkids, solving puzzles and teaching them the ways of life. Some of her endless talents included cooking, baking, embroidery and quilting. Even up to her final days her mind was sharp and she moved around exceptionally well. She navigated the halls and did everything herself.
She was a sassy-unapologetic-loving-bad***, who raised 8 children shortly after the Great Depression. She is the matriarch of our family and has touched so many lives. Boop enjoyed her final days at Darby Glen Nursing Home, playing bingo, making crafts and mingling amongst the home’s community. A week before joining heaven, she received the "Resident of the Month" award. It was awarded to her for her constant participation and dedication to the home’s activities. Her daughter, Barbara ensured she was well taken care of and had everything she needed on her frequent visits. Boop told numerous stories and loved to express how grateful she was of her long, fulfilling life.
Visitation Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017 from 11am until the time of Funeral Service at 1pm at Newcomer Funeral Home, SW Chapel, 3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH. Interment to follow at Franklin Hills Memory Gardens, Canal Winchester, OH.
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
Frances Lucille Cameron (Varian), 96, of Hilliard, Ohio, passed away on October 12th, 2017 at 8:43pm in Hilliard, Ohio of natural causes. She was preceded in death by her husband Charles Harrison Cameron, son Paul Andrew Cameron, daughter Linda Lucille Stumph, parents Frank A. Varian & Gertrude R. Varian, brothers Frank (Bud) Varian and Clarence (Red) Varian, sisters Audrey Sisson, Catherine Vititoe and Liddie Booth. Surviving children Stella Gertrude VanCuren, Charles Harrison Cameron Jr., Mary Elizabeth Baumgart, Barbara Joanne Eldridge, Jerry Lee Cameron, Arthur Byron Cameron and a COUNTLESS amount of grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. Also, many dear friends in Ohio and Florida, where she spent many years on Hollywood Beach. She was nicknamed and known by many as Betty Boop, Fanny, Granny Fanny or simply Lucille. She was born on December 18th, 1920 in Pomeroy, OH.
She was a devoted wife (married October 17, 1936), mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great-great grandmother. She was feisty, outspoken, honest, loving and supportive. She continually shared words of wisdom and never lacked the honesty to tell it like it is, in any situation. She possessed a deep intuition that was seldom wrong. Many referred to her as a “freak of nature” because she did not age. It led to the belief that she was immortal and would outlive us all. She enjoyed time with her many grandkids, solving puzzles and teaching them the ways of life. Some of her endless talents included cooking, baking, embroidery and quilting. Even up to her final days her mind was sharp and she moved around exceptionally well. She navigated the halls and did everything herself.
She was a sassy-unapologetic-loving-bad***, who raised 8 children shortly after the Great Depression. She is the matriarch of our family and has touched so many lives. Boop enjoyed her final days at Darby Glen Nursing Home, playing bingo, making crafts and mingling amongst the home’s community. A week before joining heaven, she received the "Resident of the Month" award. It was awarded to her for her constant participation and dedication to the home’s activities. Her daughter, Barbara ensured she was well taken care of and had everything she needed on her frequent visits. Boop told numerous stories and loved to express how grateful she was of her long, fulfilling life.
Visitation Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017 from 11am until the time of Funeral Service at 1pm at Newcomer Funeral Home, SW Chapel, 3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH. Interment to follow at Franklin Hills Memory Gardens, Canal Winchester, OH.
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
She was a devoted wife (married October 17, 1936), mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great-great grandmother. She was feisty, outspoken, honest, loving and supportive. She continually shared words of wisdom and never lacked the honesty to tell it like it is, in any situation. She possessed a deep intuition that was seldom wrong. Many referred to her as a “freak of nature” because she did not age. It led to the belief that she was immortal and would outlive us all. She enjoyed time with her many grandkids, solving puzzles and teaching them the ways of life. Some of her endless talents included cooking, baking, embroidery and quilting. Even up to her final days her mind was sharp and she moved around exceptionally well. She navigated the halls and did everything herself.
She was a sassy-unapologetic-loving-bad***, who raised 8 children shortly after the Great Depression. She is the matriarch of our family and has touched so many lives. Boop enjoyed her final days at Darby Glen Nursing Home, playing bingo, making crafts and mingling amongst the home’s community. A week before joining heaven, she received the "Resident of the Month" award. It was awarded to her for her constant participation and dedication to the home’s activities. Her daughter, Barbara ensured she was well taken care of and had everything she needed on her frequent visits. Boop told numerous stories and loved to express how grateful she was of her long, fulfilling life.
Visitation Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017 from 11am until the time of Funeral Service at 1pm at Newcomer Funeral Home, SW Chapel, 3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH. Interment to follow at Franklin Hills Memory Gardens, Canal Winchester, OH.
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
Services & Gatherings
Visitation
Thursday, October 19, 2017 from 11:00am to 1:00pm
Newcomer - Southwest Chapel
3393 Broadway
Grove City, OH 43123
Directions & Map
Service
Thursday, October 19, 2017 at 1:00pm
Newcomer - Southwest Chapel
3393 Broadway
Grove City, OH 43123
Directions & Map
Interment
Franklin Hills Memory Gardens
Canal Winchester, Ohio
Southwest Chapel ((614) 539-6166) is assisting the family
Southwest Chapel ((614) 539-6166) is assisting the family