Our sister in Christ, Hazel Fry, was born on February 9, 1927, in Jamesport, Missouri, a daughter of Isaac E. and Eva Lena Forshay Clem. On January 8, 1947, in Olathe, Kansas, she was married to Robert Fry. She was blessed to raise four cherished children: Michael, Sharon, Nancy and Julie. Hazel was a homemaker and had worked as a hair dresser, in a clothing store, a nursing home, the Mormon store and had owned a gift shop. She was a past member of the Order of Eastern Star in Clarence and a current member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Hazel was a Christian by faith, trusting in Jesus Christ as her personal savior early in her life. She was currently a member of the Houstonia Community Church. She and her husband labored in the ministry of Christ for over 39 years, serving 4 congregations:Milan, beginning in 1964; Macon, beginning in 1972; LaMonte, beginning in 1985; Houstonia, beginning in 1998. She was an artist, painting with oils and also did china painting. One of her greatest joys was to paint a gorgeous piece of china and give it away to someone as a gift of love. She was a baker, lovingly known as “the pie lady.” Hazel went to be with her Lord Saturday morning, October 18, 2003 at her home with Bob and her children with her.
Our sister in Christ, Hazel Fry, was born on February 9, 1927, in Jamesport, Missouri, a daughter of Isaac E. and Eva Lena Forshay Clem. On January 8, 1947, in Olathe, Kansas, she was married to Robert Fry. She was blessed to raise four cherished children: Michael, Sharon, Nancy and Julie. Hazel was a homemaker and had worked as a hair dresser, in a clothing store, a nursing home, the Mormon store and had owned a gift shop. She was a past member of the Order of Eastern Star in Clarence and a current member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Hazel was a Christian by faith, trusting in Jesus Christ as her personal savior early in her life. She was currently a member of the Houstonia Community Church. She and her husband labored in the ministry of Christ for over 39 years, serving 4 congregations:Milan, beginning in 1964; Macon, beginning in 1972; LaMonte, beginning in 1985; Houstonia, beginning in 1998. She was an artist, painting with oils and also did china painting. One of her greatest joys was to paint a gorgeous piece of china and give it away to someone as a gift of love. She was a baker, lovingly known as “the pie lady.” Hazel went to be with her Lord Saturday morning, October 18, 2003 at her home with Bob and her children with her.
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