Sarah Louise Johnson Frase

Birth date: Dec 3, 1926 Death date: Feb 14, 2016

Sarah Louise Johnson Frase of Preston, MD, passed away on Sunday, February 14, 2016 at UMSMC at Easton. She was 89. She was born December 3, 1926 in Cambridge, MD, the daughter of the late Milford F. Johnson and Mary C. Johnson. Read Obituary

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Becky Zinser

508w ago

I didn't know about your mom's death. What a beautiful person she was! So caring, so supportive, a lot of fun. She will always be one of the reasons I loved Immanuel and the choir...such happy membories. I remember after one of her surgeries she had to add weight to using her arms. She used chicken soup cans and was very proud of how she was beginning to be able to lift them and swing them around. What a joy she was!! And she had some pretty neat children and grandchildren. God bless you all!

Becky Zinser

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509w ago

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Sarah

509w ago

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Praying for the family of Miss Sarah Frase.

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509w ago

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509w ago

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509w ago

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509w ago

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Julie Pechin

509w ago

Uncle Mark, Aunt Carol, Uncle Warren and Aunt Mary Ann, Aunt Barbara Sue and Uncle Ronnie and each of your families,

I am sorry to hear of Aunt Sarah's passing. She was one of the best Great Aunts I had. Her orneriness kept things going at family functions. I remember visiting her in the summers to get fresh dill for Mom to use in her canned pickles. I also remember trying to climb into the pig pen with the piglets and your dad coming to rescue me from the mamas!! Those were the days.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you now and always. Keeping hold to the knowledge that she is now in heaven, with your Dad and the rest of her family may help to heal your hearts over time. I know we will all see her again one day.

Love you,
Julie, Arthur, Selena, Abby, Ava, and Nevaeh Pechin

Pamela F. Bilbrough

509w ago

in honor of Sarah.

Dear Warren, Mary Ann, Mark, Carol, Barbara Sue, Ron, and all the "kids,"

You each are in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time but hold close the fond memories we all have had with our family gatherings of yesteryear with all the laughter. As I type this I can hear Aunt Sarah's laughter now (playing volleyball at the home place). Then, I remember the summer she got burned with a pressure cooker while canning. To this day I refuse to use a pressure cooker because of that memory. Also the grand times of slaughtering hogs-we got out of school to help!

I have been told that time helps heal the pain but I was not told it would be complete healing or how much time. However, there is great comfort in knowing there is Heaven and our family is at peace with God. All my love is with you.

Sincere love,
Jim and Pam Bilbrough and family

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