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Florence Frisbee Obituary
1934-2020
Florence Ethel Bobrosky Frisbee, 86, passed away Saturday, November 7, 2020. Florence was born July 18, 1934 in Blairmore, Alberta, Canada. She was a long time active member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church. Florence is preceded in death by her husband Donald O. Frisbee. She is survived by her daughters; Charis Cox and her husband Charles and Shauna Frisbee and her husband Peter Cohen, grandchildren; Charles H. Cox, Lauren K. Cox, Christopher J. Cox and Natalie K. Cox. A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, November 28, 2020, 3 P.M. at the Heights Funeral Home Chapel. Florence along with her husband Donald will be inurned at Houston National Cemetery at a later date.
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Pete Ormson
November 28, 2020
Carol and I send heartfelt condolences . Florence was a gem. Our thoughts and prayers are with you today.
Patsy
November 15, 2020
My precious friend Florence since 1980. My Best friend — we talked every day sometimes twice a day. We shared our sadness and our joy. You will be missed so much. A void that will be impossible to fill.
Patsy.
Patsy
November 15, 2020
My precious friend Florence since 1980. My Best friend — we talked every day sometimes twice a day. We shared our sadness and our joy. You will be missed so much. A void that will be impossible to fill.
Patsy.
Teressa Janke
November 12, 2020
I have such fond memories of Mrs Frisbee from my youth. Her home was always welcoming and she was invariably gracious and kind. She lived out her faith through her actions and showed love quietly by sharing of herself and serving others. Her example taught me so much as a young woman and she made me feel secure and welcome in a time in my life when that was very meaningful.
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