Kate and William Fralin

My sincerest condolences to the Fralins. This loss is heartbreaking. Kate was an amazing woman.

We are so tremendously saddened by this tragic loss of Kate and Bill Fralin. Kate was so smart, always poised and interesting. Bill was always gracious with a winning smile and friendliness. He was also very kind and fun. He added fun and interest to every gathering especially when he showed up as Abraham Lincoln or in his lavendar suit or the like. Katie and Richard Horan

I met Kate when we worked together at MCI in the early to mid-90s. We later connected in NW DC where she was an amazing hostess. The expression "larger than life" is apt as she was a personal force. She was kind and demanding(of her best, and your best) in my case in business. Much later, she had become an acquaintance of my wife in NW DC and by chance saw my wife stumble and sprain her ankle off a curb near an outdoor restaurant.. She jumped up from her business lunch and escorted...

Kate and I became friends at Tenafly High, before she went to Dobbs Ferry, and Kate epitomizes the end of Maya Angelou's quote "....people will never forget how you made them feel." Kate always made you feel good. She will be missed.

What a wonderful couple I will miss and there kindness

Kate was a lovely person at Dobbs. I remember her coming in every morning at assembly and just being 100% authentic. I looked through the yearbook this morning to reflect more, and I felt warmth. Although I lived in DC for 8 years, I didn´t reconnect with her until 2013 on Facebook. I wish I had known her more as an adult. Send all her family my love and condolences for such a lovely woman during this challenging time.

I grew up with Kate in New Jersey and was in touch. She was always, from as far back as I can remember, the loveliest person who was so consistently kind and always asked about my parents. I was so fond of her mom and often told her that. My heart is with her family and friends and if by chance they are reading this ... please know that I thought the world of my old friend. Jay Huguley

I first met Kate 25 years ago, when we were colleagues in the Corporate Communications Dept. at Fannie Mae. We didn´t work closely together, but I remember how tall, stylish, unflappable, and full of joy and fun she was. But the biggest thing I remember is how she absolutely adored her children. One day, her young daughter called her at the office - Kate´s office door was open and my office at the time was across from hers - and to this day, I recall how sweetly, lovingly and patiently Kate...