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Frazee, George H. (1922-1968)

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<font size="+2">'''Heart Attack Fatal To College Employee'''</font>
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Bluffton, Ohio. &#8212; George H. Frazee, Jr. 46, assistant head resident of Hirschy Hall at Bluffton College, died at the hospital here March 14 after suffering a heart attack earlier the same day.
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The body was sent to Lansale [''sic'' Lansdale], Pa., and funeral services were held at the Grace Mennonite Church there on March 18.
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Before coming to Bluffton, Mr. Frazee was employed in Pennsylvania for 18 years by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Survivors include his wife, the former Mildred L. Fretz; a son George III, and a daughter, Donita, both of Bluffton.
   
Birth date: 1922
 
   
 
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Latest revision as of 15:32, 5 April 2022

Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1968 Mar 28 p. 6

Birth date: 1922

text of obituary:

Heart Attack Fatal To College Employee

Bluffton, Ohio. — George H. Frazee, Jr. 46, assistant head resident of Hirschy Hall at Bluffton College, died at the hospital here March 14 after suffering a heart attack earlier the same day.

The body was sent to Lansale [sic Lansdale], Pa., and funeral services were held at the Grace Mennonite Church there on March 18.

Before coming to Bluffton, Mr. Frazee was employed in Pennsylvania for 18 years by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Survivors include his wife, the former Mildred L. Fretz; a son George III, and a daughter, Donita, both of Bluffton.

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