Rebecca Louise Fryberger, 76 of Lancaster, PA, passed away on April 19, 2017 at Hospice of Mount Joy. She was the loving wife of Harry C. Fryberger (deceased 2003). She was born in Clarks Summit, PA to Robert W. White and Amy F. (Franklin) White. One of her goals which she accomplished, was receiving her GED later in life. She enjoyed picnics, family gatherings, doing crossword puzzles and watching Jeopardy. She was a homemaker who also enjoyed babysitting many children throughout her life. She is survived by Robert W. Fryberger, husband of Marie (Daub); Daniel L. Fryberger, husband of Jodi (Banzhof), and Michael J. Fryberger. She was predeceased by her son Harry R. Fryberger husband to Deborah (Phillips). She is also survived by two sisters, Virginia Gilbert (Florida) and Linda Milks
(New York). She is also survived by eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren, and many others whom she considered family. Mom Mom (what she was affectionately known as) will be greatly missed. She was known for her great love and commitment to her family and friends. Services will be at the convenience of the family.
(New York). She is also survived by eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren, and many others whom she considered family. Mom Mom (what she was affectionately known as) will be greatly missed. She was known for her great love and commitment to her family and friends. Services will be at the convenience of the family.
I remember Becky from when I was about 12 or 13 years old, as she lived on my paper route in Lancaster, PA. on East Madison St. Her sons became my friends and helped me deliver papers. Bobby was my best friend and we are still in touch with each other. I’ll turn age 60 next year, so I have a long history of knowing the family, and Harry, her late husband, as well.
May she rest in peace in God’s hands.
Sincerely, Rick Bowman
Momom we will always love you and your beautiful soul ❤️???? Thank you for the laughs and your amazing food ????????
Glad that I met Rebecca; we had lunch together and the first time I was with you Jodi in your home. So honored to have met her and glad she is not suffering anymore and finally home!!!! Will miss her and Steve and I reach out to you and Dan and the other sons and family. We are here for you. Love you all, Love, Steve, and Barbara Lassahn