John Michael Frazho

June 16, 1946 ~ March 09, 2020

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John Michael Frazho, 73 of Okeechobee, FL passed away on March 9, 2020 at Lawnwood Medical Center.

John remains in the hearts of his loving family who will cherish the memories they have with him. His children: Suzette (Claud) Allaire, Antoinette Frazho and Michael Frazho; his grandchildrenL Alexandra Allaire, Samuel Allaire, Josephine Allaire and George Allaire; his siblings: Glenn (Leslie) Frazho, Dennis (Kathy) Frazho, Gary Frazho, Beth Ann, and Kurt (Sherri) Frazho. He also has many nieces and nephews who will miss him. John was predeceased by hi sparents, James and JoAnn Frazho, whom he adored.

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Joaquina Goquiolay Frazho

March 11, 2020, 8:44 pm

It was a truly great shock for me to find out that John pass away at such an early age of 73.
I never in my life imagine that he would have a heart problem. He has always been healthy, except for his migraines and
stomach problems ( heartburn). We have been divorced for 20 years and was married for 34 years. We share 3 talented,
children and 4 wonderful grandchildren, whom we both love very much. We have good times and bad times.
I am thankful that his brothers were there for him on his last days, and my daughter, Antoinette was able to see him before he died.
I am glad that he lived in Florida for the last 20 years. It is the place he wants to be. He was able to have his dream of having a ranch of his own where he could keep his horses. I think John was able to live life to the fullest, and follow his dreams. For that, I am thankful .f
He is now enjoying eternal peace and happiness. Even though ,we have not been in touch for 20 years, my children has keep me informed on how he was doing. It is different to be divorced and know that he was alive and well, and now that he has pass away,
I will miss him.

Suzette

March 18, 2020, 3:29 am

I remember my father as fun loving and affectionate as a kid. He was a loving grandfather to my children. He has always been a kid at heart and I’m glad he found happiness for the last 20 years in Florida. I wish we had spent more time together in his later years and I will miss him. I know he is in the presence of God now and with that comfort I feel blessed.

Michael

August 21, 2020, 7:08 pm

I remember my dad as loving and caring individual. He taught me the appreciation for a nice car and how to take care of it. I am happy he found his dream living in Florida with his love of animals (especially Horses). I miss the time we could have had when he had moved to Florida and myself to the West. He is in a good place now with his mother and father know God will take care of him.

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Gayle Gibson

November 12, 2022, 3:16 am

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