Erin Elizabeth Fritz

So sorry to hear of Erin's passing. She skated with my two girls, Chelsie and Ashlee Johnson. What a beautiful girl! Our prayers are with you!

Dear Valerie and Brian, we were so very sad to hear about Erin. She is truly a gentle, kind, generous and loving soul. We feel blessed to have known her. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Howerys

Dear Val, Kelly from work just called me to tell me what happened. I remember how your eyes would light up when you would talk about Erin. My son died at 22 and I wish no parent would have to know what it feels like to lose a child. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Call me if you need to talk. Lisa has my number. If I could give you a hug right now I would. Let people love you. It will help even though you just want to be alone. Let people help. You do not have to do it all. It helps...

Dearest Val;

I am so very sorry for your loss. I know John was there to greet her when she passed. Now you have two angels watching out for you. You and Brian are in my prayers and thoughts. The night is always darkest before the dawn and in the midst of this storm, you have two stars to guide you home. We are all the better for having known her. Rest easy knowing that she is in the arms of her father.

You will be greatly missed. I'm so grateful that we started to talk and spend time visiting with each other again after the past two years. You truly taught me a lot and I enjoyed spending time with you. My kids say that they will miss you and please know that we love you very much.

Val and Bryan,

You know that the two of you, John, and Erin will always have a special place in my heart. I remember when Erin was young and a small bundle of joy. I still recall the time she came over to my house on Princeton for a sleep over. She was wearing that adorable red on white polka dot dress and sitting on the edge of my tub, while I curled my hair. All of a sudden she asked me "why is Uncle Bill in bed all the time?" I explained to her that he was very sick and didn't...

Val, I hadn't seen Erin in many many years but still have fond memories of when we were children. My fondest memory was when I came to visit Salt Lake with my grandma, Nancy, and Erin got to ride on Uncle Steve's motorcycle and I didn't! Boy was I a mad little girl! Erin told me when I was her age, I would be able to ride it to...but we were only a year apart. I have lots of gtreat memories and pictures with her and she will truely be missed. My family keeps your family in our prayers.