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Lori Fryer

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Midlothian, Texas

Florence Elizabeth "Lori" Fiaccone Fryer June 27, 1954 - October 17, 2019 Lori was born to Eugene and Sue Fiaccone on June 27, 1954 at Edwards Air Force Base in California and lost her very hard-fought battle with cancer at home in Arlington, Texas on October 17, 2019. She was named for her paternal grandmother, but nicknamed "Lori", the name known to all her family and friends. As a child, Lori travelled to some exotic places following her Dad as he served in the Air Force. The family had homes in Morocco, N. Africa and Goose Bay, Labrador, as well as stateside locations in California, Texas, Illinois, Maine, Arizona, and New Hampshire. She finished high school in Ocean City NJ, later made Texas her home. Take a moment to read Lori's facebook page and you will see a lady that loved life and was truly grateful for all life's blessings. She committed her life to her family, sharing love and adventures with her husband Dusty, loving and supporting her two children and her husband's two chrildren, plus being "Nonna" to a host of grandchildren, a special Aunt to nephews and nieces, and providing daily care and support for her mother and father during their senior years. She knew the value of staying in touch with friends and many mourn her loss. Lori joined a heavenly welcoming party with her parents, brother Jimmie, sister Evelyn, her sister in law, Sue and many others. Graveside Service will be November 8, 2019 at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery in Dallas TX. Survivors: Her husband R.J. "Dusty", daughter, Kristina & husband Craig; son, Dennis (fiance Shaina), bonus daughters, Stacy and Heather & husband Marcus, eight grandchildren, Kennedy, Saige, Zoe, Knox, Kash, Piper, Kory & Helena, two brothers Eugene & wife Joyce and Jahn & wife Gayle, nephews Brandon & wife Meredith; Daniel, and James & wife Catlin, nieces Nicole & husband David, Jennifer & husband Jeremiah; and many other relatives and friends.

Arrangements by Midlothian Funeral Home