Frank Cushon Obituary

We are sad to announce that on October 3, 2020, at the age of 102, Frank Cushon of Oxbow, Saskatchewan passed away. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

He was predeceased by: his wife Violet (Berntson); and his sons, Lynn and Allan. He is survived by: his sons, Sandy (Karen Omelan), Hal (Dianne Jordan) and Ian (JoAnne); his daughters-in-law, Janice Cushon and Ulrike Veith; his grandchildren, Jennifer (Craig), Ian, Kate (Scott Ardelan), Kevin, Liam and Anna; and his great grandchildren, Luke and Imogen.

Donations in memory of Frank may be made to the Bow Valley Villa, Box 207, Oxbow, SK. S0C 2B0 or to the charity of your choice.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Redpath Funeral Home

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December 1, 2020

Marcella Pedersen wrote a sympathy message

“Sorry to hear of your/our loss. May precious memories of Frank give you peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead. I will be sending a donation to the National Farmers Foundation as a memorial for Frank. God's Blessings and our sympathy.”

October 6, 2020

Mark Kosior wrote a sympathy message

“So sorry for your loss, I have many great memories growing up beside Mr. Cushon. Most of the interactions we had were out in the yard talking about his garden or cutting grass. Always interesting was the weather station he had in his backyard. I was always curious to what was happening with that white box! In my adulthood I got to really appreciate his sense of humour. I will really miss seeing Mr. Cushon around town. Sent with love and remembrance, Mark Kosior”