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Geraldine Stuart Obituary
Apr 25, 1924 - Jan 28, 2011
The family of Gerri Stuart, age 86, regrets to announce her death in Lenexa, KS, following a battle with diabetes and pancreatic cancer. She was the daughter of the late James B. Frazier and Hilma V. (Johnson) Frazier. Her husband of 44 years, David O. Stuart, died in 1992. Survived by children and spouses, Naomi L. Stuart and Dwight Arn, Donald R. Stuart and Constance Matts, Sharon and David Bowen; grandchildren, Sarah Arn, Chase, Paige, Hale, David, Zoe, Larke, and Hadley Stuart, Nicole Mallory, Eric Bowen; great granddaughters, Claire and Emma Mallory, Zara M. Simon Stuart; brothers, James Frazier, Donald Frazier; sister, Betty Rhoades; sister-in-law, Martha Helligso; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Donald and Virginia Stuart.
A Celebration of her Life will he held at a later date in Omaha. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha.
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Becky Frazier-Junker
February 2, 2011
Always smiling, soft-spoken, loving - those are qualities that I remember and admire in Aunt Gerri. Naomi, Don, Sharon and families, we are sorry to learn of the loss of your Mother, Mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. She was such a source of strength to my Dad, her brother, Jim, during Brian's illness. I know that Dad was grateful to have a sibling so near during that very difficult time. On behalf of my Dad, my husband, Bob, and myself, we wish you God's peace and celebrate His promise of eternal life. We will be at the memorial service and look forward to seeing you at that time.
Love,
Becky (Frazier) Junker
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Don Frazier
February 2, 2011
Dear Naomi, Don, Sharon and families... We are sorry for the loss of your mom and grandmother. We pray that you feel God's love and comfort during this time. During my preteen years my sister Gerri was like a second mother to me before she graduated from high school in Kearney and moved back to her hometown of Omaha. Your mom was such a loving person with a sweet spirit; all of my memories of her are fond ones. I have often wished we lived close enough to visit more often. Our last visit was a pleasant two days in the summer of 2005 when we shared memories together. We hope to meet and visit with you all at Gerri's memorial service in May.
With Love,
Your Uncle Don and Aunt Betsy
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