Lillian B. Frazier

Birth date: Nov 29, 1945 Death date: Mar 20, 2010

Lillian Frazier, age 64 of Garland, Texas went to be with the Lord on Friday, March 20, 2010. She was born November 29, 1945, in Mt. Herman, OK to the late Sarah Battiest-Totubbi. Her family moved from Oklahoma to Lake Dallas, Tex Read Obituary

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Esthe Hamilton

428w ago

Oh Donna, Words seem inadequate to express the sadness I feel for you and your family. No one really truly knows the pain and heartache you are going through except for you. When we lose someone we love, it seems that time stands still, but life continues on. Why Lord? I still wonder why. Why bless me with this wonderful person then take him away? Life goes on. We go on . . . one day at a time. Take comfort in knowing an angel is watching over you. You, your family, and your mom, are in my thoughts and prayers. May the comfort of God help you during this difficult time. Peace be with you all. Esther

Pastor Steve And Beverly Clindaniel

428w ago

Lillian was a great women of God who is loved and will be greatly missed. She made us feel that we were a part of DIRC and we felt her love regularly. It was a honor to serve her these past 2 1/2 years.

Lisa Ortiz

816w ago

My prayers are with the family and friends of God's precious child, Lillian! She was surely a wonderful woman who loved God and her family very much! I will always remember her loving and caring spirit on the softball field and in church! She was very proud of her family—you were her blessing! God blessed her with many gifts and a bright smile! May God's angels of comfort surround you during this time of sorrow. Celebrate Lillian's life as she is welcomed in Heaven by our Heavenly Creator!

Vera Gourd Newman

816w ago

Our little lunch foursome will miss you. Time slipped away from us. Donna my prayers are with you and your family. I enjoyed Lillian's friendship from our early DPD days. And when we retired we thought we could spend more time having more fun. She is in a better place. God Bless you. your friend always, Vera

Adrienne Tushka

816w ago

Lillian was such a wonderful person and pleasure to know. It was truly an honor. Let the Lord bring you comfort. Remember how much she loved you and her grandchildren. She wore it as a crown. Love your family as much as she loved hers. You and your family will be in our prayers.

Latona (T.J.) Williams

816w ago

I received the heart-breaking news of Lillian. I don't know what to say and I am at a loss for words. She will be missed dearly by friends and family. Donna you will be in my prayers.

Pastor Mel And Pat Gaines

816w ago

Donna, we want you to know that you and your family are in our prayers. It is hard to lose a love one, but to lose your mother is probably one of the hardest things we face in life. Such as God is, a mother was our provider, protector, friend, teacher and we know Lillian was all that God had wanted for his children. She will be dearly missed but we also know that she is in a much better place, a place that we are all striving for in this world. May the angels of comfort surround you and your family and always remember the wonderful memories she has left behind. She was a spiritual lady and she has left many of her traits with you and you must go forward and spread that to all you meet. God bless you and especially the grandkids, cause I know that they will miss her tremendously. We love all of you and we pray for comfort for all of you.

Robin J Miller-Twohig & John P. Morrone

816w ago

To Donna, her family and all those she left behind: I just heard the news today that dear Lillian has been called away…. There are those people that come into your life and quickly go that leave a lasting impression… Although we met so many years ago and God has led us on different paths… Lillian was that kind soul who touched my heart with her blessings and never left in spirit… Lillian may have left this world…. but she is the type of person who will never leave your hearts…. Even though I am not able to be there in person… I wanted to share my thoughts about the passing of this wonderful and unique woman whom I was given the honor to get to know during my lifetime. I know so many in her family may be thinking that none of it makes any sense… and just as you may be losing faith… GOD whispers in your ear and reminds you that…"Heaven was needing that Hero"! No words… spoken or written… could take away your pain … However, it is certain that Lillian now rests where no shadows fall with the Lord's arms wrapped around her… As she awaits us all… God will link the broken chain… when one by one we meet again… Your faith in God will give all of you the strength to help you deal with the pain left in your hearts…. And Lillian's "Light in Heaven" will always shine to let you know she is at peace and in a better place now ….. and aware she was and is loved by so many…. May God continue to bless Lillian and her entire family always! Our Sincere Condolences, Robin J. Miller-Twohig John P. Morrone

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