Verna Dean Fryatt
1962-2019
A native of St Stephens, AL and resident of Mobile, AL died on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at the age of 56. Mrs. Fryatt was a teacher for over 30 years specializing as a sign language interpreter. She loved helping other people. She was preceded in death by her husband, Weston Fryatt. She is survived by a daughter, Lindsey (Alec) Barrow; two sons, Joshua Bradford and Donovan Fryatt; siblings, Rickey (Margaret) Bozeman and Perry (Kay) Bozeman; two grandchildren, Ethan Barrow and Harper Barrow. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday, August 31, 2019 at 10:00 AM from the Chapel of Mobile Memorial Gardens Funeral Home with visitation beginning at 9:00 AM. Interment will be in Mobile Memorial Gardens.
1962-2019
A graveside service will be held at 10am on Saturday, 08/31/2019.
Condolences For "Verna Fryatt"
I love you to the moon and back again. My beautiful friend
You will be so greatly missed and remembered in so many wonderful memories. Our friendship together made such a huge impact on that part of my life. I celebrate your life my friend and love you always ❤️
Vera was a absolutely beautiful person. She was always willing to help anyone even if it means giving the shirt off her back. I have so many memories of Vera from my childhood that i will never forget. I wish i could fly down and be there. I love you all and i know she knows i loved her. Lindsey Joshua and Donovan he may not remember me but i love you guys and I’m sorry for your lose. Thank you Megan Lopez (Loretan)
I remember when Aunt Verna taught us to sign Jesus Loves Me. Now, I tear up every time I hear it. She taught us all so much ... more by example than by speech. Lots of Love from Your Little Shortcake
I love you to the moon and back again. My beautiful friend
You will be so greatly missed and remembered in so many wonderful memories. Our friendship together made such a huge impact on that part of my life. I celebrate your life my friend and love you always ❤️
Vera was a absolutely beautiful person. She was always willing to help anyone even if it means giving the shirt off her back. I have so many memories of Vera from my childhood that i will never forget. I wish i could fly down and be there. I love you all and i know she knows i loved her. Lindsey Joshua and Donovan he may not remember me but i love you guys and I’m sorry for your lose. Thank you Megan Lopez (Loretan)
I remember when Aunt Verna taught us to sign Jesus Loves Me. Now, I tear up every time I hear it. She taught us all so much ... more by example than by speech. Lots of Love from Your Little Shortcake