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Marianne FRASE

Spokane, Washington

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Marianne (Somers) Frase, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, teacher, and friend, departed this life peacefully, surrounded by her family. She leaves a legacy of kindness, love, and warm hospitality.Born in Orinda, California, Marianne spent her childhood in the Bay Area. At a...

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Taught kindergarten with Marianne at Farwell in the Little Red School house. She was a special lady to teach with.

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Dear Shelly, Melissa and families, please know you are in our hearts and prayers are with you as you say goodbye to your very special and loving mother. Mariam And Chuck Stein.

Dear Shelly, Melissa, and Families, Words cannot express the deep loss Marianne's passing has left in the Mead Community. She and Ron were a constant, an anchor, guides to follow for all of their peer educators not only in education but also in every aspect of what it means to live in community. Our oldest daughter, now 52, still remembers the "ladybug lady" teacher she loved in kindergarten and imparts her kindness to her own students to this day. Their example and support while I was doing...

I am so sorry to hear of the death of long time friend, Marianne, though I know she has been welcomed home by husband Ron, and friend, Doris, and many others!

We have so many great memories of Mrs. Frase as a teacher to 2 of our 3 children at Shiloh Hills. She was so sweet, kind and loving as a kindergarten teacher and so gracious to parents. She will be missed. Our prayers are with her family.

Mrs. Frase was such an inspiration to all who knew her, especially her little students! Her kindness and gentle nature were such an important part of who she was. I am so fortunate to have begun my education with someone as special as her. I offer sincere condolences to her children and extended family. She lived a beautiful life, always giving of herself. She never stopped caring and elevating others. May God rest her soul. With sympathy, Chris Picicci