Jim, this is the first I heard about your mom. She was a great Lady and we all had great memories of her. Our prayers go out to you, she is in a better place. Greg and Kathy

Jim, Well, the old gal was the last of the Mohicans from the old Tarkio gang! I know I speak for all the Frampton kids when I say Hazel was loved and admired by all of us! She and Maurice entertained us on many a 4th of July's, and spent many a happy day at 1004 E 2nd in Maryville! Your Dad nicknamed brother Mike "Festus" before birth! So many happy, fond memories of Hazel and Maurice. She was one of a kind. I just know there is a party going on in heaven right now! So sorry for your loss, Jim

Jim, sorry to hear about your mom and want to pass on my condolences from my family. Hazel holds a special place in my heart and memories of she and your dad are some of the best I have growing up. They were special friends of mom & dad's and just great people but you know that. So sorry I just learned about this and missed the funeral. I will certainly say a prayer for Hazel but it feels good to think she and your Dad are together again. Greg Frampton.

What wonderful memories I have of a great lady! Our friendship goes back to the 60's, and the good ole banking days. I was with American National Bank in St. Joseph from '61-81, during which time we had a great group of Northwest Missouri Bank Women. The many trips to convention at the Lake of the Ozarks (where I now live) and an unforgettable trip to Hawaii. Hazel was always up for a game of golf and was so very proud of the Tarkio golf course. My sympathy to the family and her many friends.

Hazel will be missed! What a wonderful friend she was to so many people. She was always there for us, no matter what. Jim, my best to you. May Hazel be content and at peace.

So sorry to hear of Hazel's passing. She was a dear family friend and frequently traveled with my mother. I have so many fond memories of Hazel growing up. She was a tremendous influence in my life and I will forever be grateful for knowing her. I'll always remember one time when she and mom showed up together wearing very similar outfits - only 10 years old at the time, I told them they looked like flight attendants for OATS airlines. She never let me forget it! May she rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of Hazel's passing. She was witty, fun and smart--a dynamite combination! A good golfer, too! I'll miss her greatly. Deepest sympathies to Jim and to Hazel's wide circle of friends, Kay Rosenbohm

So Sorry to hear about the loss of another great leader in Tarkio's history. Hazel was a great help to me when I opened my business and I always appreciated her kindness. Prayers are with her family and friends.