May 14, 2003 - Safrona Reed Gulley, 54, died at Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus following an extended illness from kidney failure. She lived in Lakeville, OH and is survived by her husband Daniel and daughter Kelly.
Fronie was my life long friend and I still miss her all these years later. There aren't enough words to explain our friendship. My son and I spent lots of time down at her cabin just chiliing at the lake. She had a special dog, General, who loved to sing when she pulled out her guitar....so many stories, so much fun.
We had many adventures together including one rocking trip to West Palm Beach. Leslie Metsker was with us and we had a ball.
It broke my heart when she went into renal failure but she faced her illness with dignity. After years of being on dialysis the phone call came from Columbus about the new kidney....She called me at 4:00 am to tell me they were on their way for the transplant...we were all so excited about it. She died a day after the surgery but I thank God I did get to say goodbye to my dear friend. I know she is in heaven waiting on my arrival. She was one special friend...
Fronie, one of the coolest girls in our class. She always found a way to get out of study hall and do something fun. I will always remember you and all the good times we shared. Love to you and your family.
Karen Lincicome (Euga)
Fronie was my life long friend and I still miss her all these years later. There aren't enough words to explain our friendship. My son and I spent lots of time down at her cabin just chiliing at the lake. She had a special dog, General, who loved to sing when she pulled out her guitar....so many stories, so much fun.
We had many adventures together including one rocking trip to West Palm Beach. Leslie Metsker was with us and we had a ball.
It broke my heart when she went into renal failure but she faced her illness with dignity. After years of being on dialysis the phone call came from Columbus about the new kidney....She called me at 4:00 am to tell me they were on their way for the transplant...we were all so excited about it. She died a day after the surgery but I thank God I did get to say goodbye to my dear friend. I know she is in heaven waiting on my arrival. She was one special friend...
Pamela Pearce (Firebaugh)
Fronie, one of the coolest girls in our class. She always found a way to get out of study hall and do something fun. I will always remember you and all the good times we shared. Love to you and your family.