Birth date: Aug 16, 1929 Death date: Oct 23, 2020
Winnifred Ruth Frazer, 91 of Wesley Chapel, passed on October 23, 2020. A graveside service will be held for Winnifred at Sunset Memory Gardens on Thursday, October 29th, at 9:30am. One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was Read Obituary
This is Dedicated in honor of Sister Ruth. She was a true blessing to our family. She loved unconditionally. Her faith and prayers blessed us so many times. She took out time to come visit my Mother with Sister Paula when my mother was bed ridden. She prayed with her and Loved on her. It meant so much to my mother and to us. She was not just our sister but our friend 💕
Love forever Brother Taylor, Sister Rose
Cherie and family 💞
Mark and Dawn I am so sorry to read of your mothers passing. She was a sweet lady and always kind to me. I am sure she will be missed. Alice Thompson and Rocha family
I have no doubt mom and Mrs. Frazer have not stopped hugging each other now that they are together again. Mrs. Frazer was mom's best friend, confident, and comforting shoulder when mom needed her. I spoke to mom by phone just minutes before she died and heard Mrs. Frazer praying over her; I was always grateful that they could be together when mom left Earth for Heaven. It's amazing to know that Ruth was building a bridge of prayer for mom that carried her into the arms of Jesus.
God bless Ruth Frazer. She intimidated me as a young kid. Her British accent, stern manner, regal bearing, and resemblance to Queen Elizabeth cast a large shadow over me. When I came to know her as a grownup, I came to love her as an almost-family member. I will always carry memories of her with me, the ones where she and mom are praying and speaking in tongues together in our living room. The ones where she greets me from her yard as I pass by on my way to the school bus stop. The ones where she gives us the eye for making too much noise from the back row during church service. The ones where she tells me about growing up in England. The ones where I see her walking up the street to visit mom.
My deepest condolences to Mark and Dawn. Your mom was a remarkable woman. She's one of the people I find that I miss as I grow older. I am so fortunate to have grown up with her in my life.
Thank you, Mrs. Frazer, for being a friend.
