There could be sooooo many stories about my beloved Aunt DorisLee. Not only to be charitable, I'm going to say that we all appreciated her, but to be completely honest, I'm not going to say that her life was everything she would have wanted it to be. She had cool stuff - and lots of it. She went to exotic places - and enjoyed exotic foods when she got there. Her time was all her own - as were most of her choices. She was extremely helpful to the family and she was gorgeous and mostly healthy throughout her life. You put everything on a balance sheet and you'd think she'd have that sly twinkle in her eye and wide smile every time you saw her. Life doesn't work that way, though. To use a baseball analogy, the Angels can win 98 and lose only 64 and not win the World Series, and if that's what you judge your season on, most often you're going to be disappointed.
DorisLee Frazee
DorisLee Frazee, 55 died July 13, 1998 at the San Diego Hospice. Born July 7, 1943 in Oceanside, CA. She enjoyed her family and friends, baseball, and traveling. She will be missed by all who know and loved her. She is survived by her mother Mabel and Father Edwin Frazee of Rancho Santa Fe. Brothers John Frazee and wife Dianne, Jim Frazee and wife Jan, Harley Frazee and wife Marylou, six nieces and nephews. The family suggests donations to the Cancer Society or to San Diego Hospice, 4311 Third Ave., San Diego, CA 92103-1407. Arrangements are being handled by Eternal Hills Mortuary.
North County Times
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