OBIT: Floyd Benjamin FRAZEE, 2004, Berlin, Somerset County, PA
  
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  FLOYD BENJAMIN FRAZEE
  
  Floyd Benjamin Frazee, 85, Berlin, died July 19, 2004, at Somerset
  Hospital.  Born June 23, 1919, in Accident, Md., a son of Milford Eliza and
  Ada Mae (Fearer) Frazee.  Preceded in death by parents; son, Ronald Keith
  Frazee, who died Nov. 23, 1997; great-granddaughter, Melissa Ann Jackson;
  brothers: James, John, Lyman, Harold and Russell Frazee; sisters: Carrie
  Frazee, Mabel Lape, Margaret Savage and Clara Wall.  Survived by wife, the
  former Clema Leora Jenkins to whom he was married 58 years; daughter, Mrs.
  John R. (Shirley) Shoff, Somerset; grandchildren: Mrs. Richard (Karyn)
  Belardi, Somerset; Christopher A. Phillippi, married to the former Regina
  Raley, Somerset; Mrs. Kimberly Leydig, Berlin; Craig A. Shoff, married to
  the former Susan Gough, Somerset; Mrs. Suzette Jackson, Somerset; Bryan
  Frazee, Colorado Springs, Colo.; stepgrandchildren, Jeffery and Heather
  Raley, Somerset; great-grandchildren, Sarah and Benjamin Brown, Jesse and
  Jamie Leydig, Audrey Jackson, Alexiel Frazee; step great-grandchildren,
  Michael and Casandra Raley.  Brother of Dorsey R. Frazee, Sun City, Fla.
  Member of Calvary United Methodist Church.  He was in the Conservation Corps
  1936-1937; U.S. Army 1937- 1939; U.S. Navy Seabees during World War II.
  Retired heavy equipment operator for Operating Engineers; Local 66
  Operating Engineers; American Legion Post 181; VFW Post 554; FOE Aerie
  1801.  Friends received 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the
  Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home, Somerset where service will be conducted 11
  a.m. Thursday.  The Rev. Raymond E. Lyon and Rev. Sherman H. Berkey
  officiating.  Interment Kingwood I.O.O.F. Cemetery.  Contributions may be
  made to Calvary United Methodist Church, 239 West Church St., Somerset, Pa.
  15501. Graveside military rites will be accorded by Somerset County Honor
  Guard.
  
  07/20/2004  Daily American