Jonathan Dale Frye

I am deeply saddened at hearing the news of Jonathan's sudden passing! I didn't know him very well, but what I do know about him was that he was a very "down-to-earth" guy, and just a good 'ole country guy! He was more than a State Farm Agent to me! He was a friend to all! My deepest sympathies to his family! Prayers for peace and comfort during this time of grief! Your friend in Christ!

There are no words that express my sorrow at the untimely loss of Jonathan. I got to know him during his high school days. I want you to know that he will always be in my memory as the nicest young man. Always a smile on his face, ready for whatever was at hand. Such a personality will not be forgotten!!

I just read about Johnathon in the Cumberland times. I just a wanted to say that when Mt husband and I moved to Wiley Ford and found State Farm on route 28 owner Johnathan Frye we didn't know what to expect coming to a big city. We were pleasantly surprised with such a wonderful staff and Johnathan was amazing helping us pick out a supplemental insurance for Mt husband when he turned 65. I feel as if I have lost a friend even though I barely knew this man . I am so sorry for the...

To Jonathan´s family, I am so sorry to hear of Jonathan´s passing. He was a kind and compassionate friend from Rotary. May God surround you with peace and comfort during this difficult time. Jane (Utt) Stinespring

I first met Jonathan a few years ago at a State Farm Event in Hot Spring Virginia. There were many people at this 4-day shindig, most just kept to the people they already knew. Not Jonathan, he talked to everyone, no matter how great or small. It was a new technology training roll-out and he was front and center absorbing it all (greek to most, myself included) Then, with patience and enthusiasm, turning to others to help them understand. I remember thinking he might have missed a calling...

Jonathon was quite a character...intelligent, kind, quiet-but also had a playful side, reminding you of a giant kid, with an infectious laugh. He could maneuver a car through any course, backwards and probably even Tokyo drift style. He loved to fish and camp, always wanted to build a cabin on a mountain somewhere. I hate this with everything in my being. He was a father to me from the time I was 8 years old. "Love knows not its own depth, until the hour of desperation." Hold your...

Pam & Freddie, There are no words I can say that could comfort you in the loss of your precious son.. Just know you & your family are in my thoughts & prayers for God to help you through this trying time. Love you all. Joyce Adkins

Love & prayers to the family...he truly was one of a kind...he´ll be missed.