Frank Eastwick

  Frank Marlen Eastwick, 73 of Anagance passed away unexpectedly at the Moncton Hospital on Monday, April 8, 2024.

  Born and raised in Anagance, Frank found his love for cars at a young age. He could be found working in the autobody shop as a painter, or racing on the River Glade Speedway. One skill that amazed me as a young kid was Grampy Frank’s ability to name the make and model of an old car when it drove by. From a young age, Frank helped out on a local farm and eventually had his own where he raised cows, turkeys and chickens.

  Frank enjoyed telling stories of his life and reminiscing on the mischief he got into back in the day. He talked about his time growing up in Anagance, and how he and his brother, Klein, kept their mother on her toes. He loved to talk about his family. He talked about when his daughter, Nancy, was growing up; she was always a few steps behind him, following her Dad everywhere he went. His son, Jason, took over the farm for Frank and worked to help it grow. His grandkids were his pride and joy; always talking about them and wanting to know more about the amazing things they were doing. I think that the mischief Frank got into back in the day made him an even better grandfather; wise and funny, always having a story to make you feel better about the situation you might have ended up in.

  Frank was predeceased by his parents: Chester and Myrtle (Coates) Eastwick and his wife, Marion (MacKenzie) Eastwick. He is survived and will be dearly missed by his brother: Klein; his children: Nancy Colby (Tim), and Jason Eastwick (Lindsey); girlfriend and companion: Anna Linkletter; niece: Tara Eastwick and grandchildren: Emily, Christopher, Jamison, Preslea, Parker, Tyler and Connor.

  Arrangements have been entrusted to Salisbury Funeral Home, 3350 Route 106 (506-372-4800) with visiting Monday, April 15 from noon until time of service at 1 pm with Pastor Paul Leger officiating. Interment in Anagance Cemetery.

  If desired, donations in memory of Frank to the Anagance Cemetery would be appreciated.

  Online condolences at www.keirsteads.ca