We are sad to announce that on March 1, 2024, at the age of 78, Rosemary C. Frazee of Hamilton, Ohio, born in Cincinnati, Ohio passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Rosemary C. Frazee to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by : her parents, Charles Loos and Rita Loos (Schwab); and her brothers, Norbert and Edward Loos. She is survived by : her children, Angie Lunsford (Bruce), Doug Frazee (Kathy Ross), Gina Rodenkirchen (Mark) and Donna Frazee; her grandchildren, Carrie, Brianna, Matthew and Kyle; and her siblings, Robert Loos, Janet Zeiser (Larry), Claire Simpson, Charlie Loos (Pat) and Maureen Loos. She is also survived by many other nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be sent to St. Aloysius Catholic Church in her memory.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Charles C. Young Funeral Home - Ross

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March 4, 2024

Venita Gorneau wrote a sympathy message

“from Venita at St. Henry Friday morning Bible Study. Claire, I have been praying for you and your sister who passed. I pray your sister died in the Holy company of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. May our God give you peace of mind, May you know that Rosemary is a star in the Heavens.”

March 3, 2024

Marian Schwab wrote a sympathy message

“Sending hugs to all of you. This has to be so hard on all of you. News of Rosemary's death makes me cry. It brings back memories of all of us as children, our family visiting yours in the city or later out in the country. Rosemary and I, both the oldest girls, always had the job of watching the little kids while our brothers went outside to play ball and parents sat in the kitchen sharing memories of going dancing at the Venice Pavilion. So many loved ones, gone now, are surely watching.”