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FRAZEE, Steven E. age 41, of McPherson Dr., Dayton died unexpectedly, Tuesday April 5, 2005 at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was born May 6, 1964 in Dayton. Steven was a 1982 graduate of Franklin Monroe High School. He grew up in the Gordan area. Steven was an employee of the Dayton Steel Company. He is survived by his special friend Larraine Bickel; his parents David and Carolyn (Ritz) Frazee of Arcanum; brother Thomas (Doris) Frazee of WA, sister Heidi (Allen) John of FL; he was the godfather to Zack and Emily Shell and Josh and Sarah Smith. Preceded in death by a brother Timothy Frazee. Funeral services will be held 11:00 AM Saturday at the Kreitzer Funeral Home, Arcanum with Rev. Jody McGuire officiating. Burial will follow at Ithaca Cemetery. Visitation will be held 5 - 8 PM Friday at the funeral home.
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Terri (Austin) Smith
April 23, 2005
Steve was one of my best friends at Franklin Monroe. This is a great loss to those who knew him. My sympathies to Tom and his family.
Tammy (Lilley) Louthian
April 20, 2005
My heartfelt sympathies to the entire Frazee family. Although it has been years since I've seen Steve (or Tom) it breaks my heart to know Steve has passed. I remember him being a quiet kid in school, but well liked!
Jane Brown
April 9, 2005
It was so nice seeing all the Frazee Family once again, but certainly not under this sad circumstance. We lived neighbors to the Frazee Family for many years, and send our sincere sympathy.
Life is so short, but so very precious.
Love from Jane and Gary Brown.
Marcus York
April 7, 2005
Wishing my family condolences from California, as I can't be with you. Steve was a great cousin. Uncle David, Aunt Carolyn, Tom, and Heidi, my prayers are with you. Love,
Marcus
Melody (Miller) Phillips
April 7, 2005
My sympathy to the family. I know from personal experience that words can only go so far. Only time and the the of friends and family can help more. I remember Steve from High School days. What a crazy guy!
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