John-Fry-Obituary

John Benjamin Fry

Newport, Pennsylvania

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John Benjamin Fry, born September 30, 1932 in New Bloomfield, to Katharine Ida Shatto and Frank Lester Fry and married his high school sweetheart, Phoebe Ann Loy, on July 15, 1953, passed away Sunday, July 3, 2011. He leaves behind his wife, Phoebe, and their three children, Karen (Fry)...

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Dear Phoebe and family,

I cannot begin to express how very sad I was to learn of Mr. Fry's passing. He was an inspiration to all of his students and I truly admired and loved him. He had the knack for making his students believe in themselves and their abilities, no matter how hard they had to work to achieve their goals. I will always remember the great times at gymnastics, ping pong, and volleyball for the March of Dimes (even though he wouldn't admit that I sometimes could...

Our deepest sympathy to you, Larry, and all the family. We have many fond memories of your Dad. May he rest in peace and may you cherish his memory now and forever.

Thoughts and prayers to you Larry and the family. Mr.Fry was a wonderful teacher and coach. RIP!

Mrs. Fry, Karen, John, Little Larry, and families:
My deepest sympathy to you. Mr. Fry was well thought of in school by the students and faculty alike. He always seemed to have a smile and a kind word for everyone. He contributed lots to the community and to mankind. He will continue to be remembered as that PE teacher in shorts, sneakers, and whistle in-hand, who gave positive influence to those West Perry students!

"Aunt Phoebe" You have my deepest sympathy , your days will not be the same without John. Be assured the dear Lord will give you comfort. Fondly, (Amy's Mom) Laura.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To the Fry Family,
John was a blessing to have as a teacher and friend. He knew how to inspire everyone to be the best in whatever they did. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I remember Mr. Fry well. All of those flips on the trampoline! Ping pong in the rec room, balance beam and the unevens (for which I became too tall). He was a very kind and generous man. Linda - class of 81'