Donald O. Frye Sr died Wednesday in Allegheny General Hospital after a brief illness. Born in West Finley Township, Washington County, he was a son of the late Gilbert Oakley Frye
& Hazel Viola Sanders. He was retired from LTV Steel Co. Aliquippa, where he worked in the coupling dept. He was a member of the United Steelworkers, Aliquippa, & was Presbyterian by faith. He loved the outdoors, and he most especially loved to hunt & fish. Even though he volunteered to serve his country in the military during WW2, he was asked to serve his country by working as a defense worker in the coal mines, which he did willingly.Preceeded in death by a daughter, Barbara Hopkins, and his sisters, Marjorie & Alberta Frye, Evelyn Pettit & Freda Thomas.
& Hazel Viola Sanders. He was retired from LTV Steel Co. Aliquippa, where he worked in the coupling dept. He was a member of the United Steelworkers, Aliquippa, & was Presbyterian by faith. He loved the outdoors, and he most especially loved to hunt & fish. Even though he volunteered to serve his country in the military during WW2, he was asked to serve his country by working as a defense worker in the coal mines, which he did willingly.Preceeded in death by a daughter, Barbara Hopkins, and his sisters, Marjorie & Alberta Frye, Evelyn Pettit & Freda Thomas.
Donald O. Frye Sr died Wednesday in Allegheny General Hospital after a brief illness. Born in West Finley Township, Washington County, he was a son of the late Gilbert Oakley Frye
& Hazel Viola Sanders. He was retired from LTV Steel Co. Aliquippa, where he worked in the coupling dept. He was a member of the United Steelworkers, Aliquippa, & was Presbyterian by faith. He loved the outdoors, and he most especially loved to hunt & fish. Even though he volunteered to serve his country in the military during WW2, he was asked to serve his country by working as a defense worker in the coal mines, which he did willingly.Preceeded in death by a daughter, Barbara Hopkins, and his sisters, Marjorie & Alberta Frye, Evelyn Pettit & Freda Thomas.
& Hazel Viola Sanders. He was retired from LTV Steel Co. Aliquippa, where he worked in the coupling dept. He was a member of the United Steelworkers, Aliquippa, & was Presbyterian by faith. He loved the outdoors, and he most especially loved to hunt & fish. Even though he volunteered to serve his country in the military during WW2, he was asked to serve his country by working as a defense worker in the coal mines, which he did willingly.Preceeded in death by a daughter, Barbara Hopkins, and his sisters, Marjorie & Alberta Frye, Evelyn Pettit & Freda Thomas.
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