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Celebrate the LIFE and LIGHT of HOPE FRAZIER

Artist, poet, editor, friend Hope Cullop Frazier passed away Dec. 29 following a nine-month dance with cancer. Please join her friends and family for a celebration of her life and the many ways she inspired those who knew her.

Today, Saturday, February 2 -- 1-3 p.m.
Ojai Art Center, 113 S. Montgomery, Ojai CA

More information at OjaiEvents.com

Posted by Tyler Suchman on February 2, 2008 09:50 AM | | | Celebrate the LIFE and LIGHT of HOPE FRAZIER

Comments (3)

Tyler, you have my gratitude for the phrase "dance with cancer". i loathe the "fight" language that is usually used, but had not discovered a way to refer to that struggle that i was comfortable with. i will adopt this new terminology.

Comment #1 Posted by: evan austin | February 2, 2008 10:51 AM

I posted an open letter from Hope's husband, Doug Adrianson. Perhaps you can share that in person with him this afternoon at Hope's service!

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