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October 3, 2010
Marie was a wonderful friend to my mother, Almareta Brown in Santa Rosa. We often asked Marie to go with us when we took my Mom someplace special. She was a kind person. I never heard her say an unkind word about anyone. She will be missed. I hope she says 'hello' to my Mom 'up there'.
Sue Brown) and Bill Avery
gary biavaschi
September 23, 2010
When i was 5 or 6 years old, living out at the "ranch" , Aunt Marie worked as a checker at Safeway in town. Once or twice a week she
would bring me home a banana or someother treat. This was a very
big deal in the late 40's. Money was really tight in those days.
When I was 9 or 10, Aunt Marie bought me a Schwin bicycle with lots of chrome and doodads and lots of bandaids while she taught me to
ride it.
She was always a kind, gentle, caring and generous person.
Gary P Biavaschi, nephew
keri pace
September 22, 2010
I wish i could have had the honer to met her. She sounds like a strong , inspiring, and beautiful person. I do know that the people I know that spoke about her were truly blessed and greatful to have her in their lifes.
Andrea Scholfield
September 22, 2010
Noni made everyone feel like family. She could make anything grow and had the best roses. I will always picture her waving from the front porch and blowing kisses. She was always there to help others in anyway that she could. We will all miss her sweet voice. She will always be in my heart. Best Noni Ever.
Macy Frazee
September 22, 2010
i love you great grandma.
Kendra Knudson
September 22, 2010
Hi Carlene,
I am so sad for you and Bobby's loss,St Marie as you and I would refer to her was such a gentle sole,and I will miss her I have great memories of her.
Cathy Biavaschi Lawson
September 22, 2010
My "der ol Auntie", I treasure the years of doing your hair, listening to the stories of Daddy, and having you take time out of your busy schedule to take care of Adam when he was home sick from school… Listening to my “Golden Girls” under the hairdryer at the shop discussing the world issues… going over our love of reading recipes together..most of all, loving the way you loved everyone you met! The world was a better place with you in it!
Amy Brown
September 22, 2010
Grandma,
The past 31 years with you have been wonderful, I will always remember the great times we had together. I love and miss you.
Mimi
September 21, 2010
I remember Marie's gentle smile and how she loved her chocolates. She will never be forgotten by those who loved her!
September 21, 2010
I met Mrs. Frazee a dozen years ago in Costco. I remember her being very quick witted and a woman with strong family values. We all touch a few hearts in our lives and I'm honored that she touched mine. Ed Hanson. Santa Rosa
September 21, 2010
We had so much fun over all these years, going to the beach in the cruiser with the top off and all the kids! Even hopping out to push it when we ran out of gas! Always a good time. And all your trips up here to be with us. Love you Marie! Thanks for always being there in this great family!
Kriss Frazee Nevada City
Mike Ferguson
September 21, 2010
So optimistic, so giving, and forgiving. A very long life lived well.
Mike
Jana Marie Lombardo
September 21, 2010
You are the most wonderful grandma! I will never forget all the wonderful times we had: Like when I brought you outside in the snow at the cabin to show you the moon and you slipped and fell on your bottom, and the time we got rear ended in the pinto in front of Swensen's and all the shopping trips to Macy's. I love you grandma and I will miss you.
Laurie Scardina
September 21, 2010
I never met you ,but you meant a lot to your niece, my dear friend Cathy. To the whole family my condolances
Michael Lindsay
September 21, 2010
My deep condolences to the family and friends of Mrs. Frazee. I remember Mrs. Frazee from my early years working at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Her ever present smile and pleasant demeanor is memorable to me some four decades later. God bless you.
Carlene Ferguson
September 21, 2010
Mama,
Know you are dining with John Paul...and happy...hug Grandpa and Grandma Biavaschi for me...tell Grandpa I rescued his polenta stick for safe keeping..
Love,
Sissy
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