Diane L. FRAZER

Diane reached out to me via FB a few months before her death. We were classmates at WHS and I was thrilled to hear from her - she was a treasure. I was very involved with my work and with caring for my ill father at the time (he died July 18, 2013) but I still wish I'd done more to encourage and embrace Diane's and my age-old connection. I took for granted as we often do that there would be more time for that, later. I continue to think of Diane often.

My dearest Diane,
I think and pray for you everyday! The pain of your loss continues. Till we meet again.
Love you,
Debbie

Coming on a year my twin...so many things only you and I knew about...everyday sucks without you around...

I met Diane while she was working at Langan VW in Vernon. Great energy and good heart. My deepest condolences to the whole family, Deborah Intravia Wilson, WHS

My sincerest condolences to the Frazer family. Diane was one of my best friend growing up. Her unique perspective on things made for some memorable adventures. She taught me to think outside the box. Diane, l will always remember you for the crazy things we did when we were young with
a smile. Cindy Kozyra DiBerardino

To the Frazer family,
I am deeply sorry for your loss. Diane and I shared so many laughs in high school. I'll always remember her awesome sense of humor! It was so great to reconnect with her on Facebook.
To Diane: I hope the angels are singing many beautiful versions of Zum Gali Gali to you. :)

Diane & I were in the same home room and were great friends in High School. I moved to CT in 1970 and Diane was one of the 1st friends I made. We reconnect thru Facebook a few years ago and I am so glad we did!

So many happy memories I will hold in my heart and will miss her

To the Frazer family,
I am truly sorry for your loss. I worked for Diane at Williams Ford and again at Enfield Ford. I just found out today of her passing and was unable to attend the service. I enjoyed working with Diane, she was so into trivia you could ask her about tv shows or music from the 60's or 70's and she had the answer. I will always remember that about her. With my sincere sympathy.