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Frum, Barbara

Also known as Barbara Rosberg Tags Order of Canada Cemetery: Pardes Shalom Cemetery
York Cemetery
Date of Birth: September 8, 1937 Place of birth: Niagara Falls, New York Award Order of Canada
Date of Death: March 26, 1992 Cause of death: leukemia

Barbara FrumDate of birth: September 8, 1937
Date of death: March 26, 1992
Claim to fame: Newscaster, journalist and TV Host.

  • Interment Info

    Barbara Frum was originally interred at Pardes Shalom in Maple, but was later moved to the York Cemetery in North York. The reason and timing of this move is unknown.

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