Contributions to the tribute of Michele Frey

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The family of Michele Frey uploaded a photo

Tuesday, October 6, 2020

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Ann Connor posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

To the Riley family I am so sorry to hear of Michele’s passing. I hope that your good memories can help you through your loss. Michele sounded like she lived a full life, worked hard and was much loved...Ann Connor

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janicemcelhaney lit a candle

Sunday, May 3, 2020

You’re in our prayers The Mcelhaney Family

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James Frey lit a candle

Friday, May 1, 2020

First of all my condolences to my brother, John and dear nephew, Nikolas oh you of the silver tongue. God bless you. I know He has and Nikolas you have great things ahead of you which sadly comes with great burdens including the loss of your brother and more recently your grandmother and of course your mother. Your father and I had so much more time with our mother than you did. I am so sorry my heart breaks. A mother is important beyond knowing in a boy or man's s life. Also my heartfelt and sincerest condolences to the Riley fil especially her parents. There is no greater sorrow to a patent than losing their child. I never have but that is one of the few sorrows I" been spared. You shared your daughter with many who now share your sorrow and hopefully can shoulder some of the burden so you are not crushed under it's wright. God gives no burden without a way to handle it as you have proven by dealing with the difficulty of raising such a special and other abled child to a beautiful woman wife mother and yes sister in law. God bless you always. But I want to share my memories of Michelle as bitter sweet as they are. At my mom"s funeral I sat in the front in a chair designated for the head of the household. This was a little uncomfortable for me for various reasons but gave me some measure of pride as well. In my relationship with Michelle she symbolically put me in that chair. She always called me when their were difficulties with my mom or other family issues beyond the scope of her my brother and Nikolas. She sought my guidance and tried to make me except my responsibility in the family which sadly I rarely did being wrapped up in my own world. Sometimes she would just call and ask me to get in touch with John which again all to often I didn't do. I love my family and that of course included Michelle. And over the years she never pushed.She just kept calling every now and then.My biggest excuse for not getting in touch with her and John and Nikolas was I was busy and I could always call or visit later always plenty of time til it runs out. I have lost too many loved ones to be busy anymore too many to say there is later. My heart froze the day my beloved fiancee died but as I look around at those who have passed since and the world I know having changed beyond recognition due to the Corona virus my heart has thawed Though we all mourn the loss of Michelle and other loved ones we go on. It"s what they want. It" s God" will. We do not mourn as the world does. We know we will meet Michelle again. It's also God's will we love one another. I love you Michelle I will see you again. And it's" not to late to say I love you whether family friends or whoever reads this with a receptive heart. I love you. God bless us all in these times stay healthy. Seek the face of God and He shall heal the land.

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Edward Callinan lit a candle

Wednesday, April 29, 2020

As an adult and avid lover of the shore, I have now told my kids several times about how, despite me being 1 of 6 boys, my mother's best friend was nice enough to invite us down to Ocean City every summer to spend time with her and her 5 girls. What the heck were Dick and Barbara thinking?! That was a time when you could stay out late without supervision - our only directive being to return through the open front door (just the screen door would be closed) by the time Action News came on at 11. We would try to repay the incredible invitation by paying for the girls' dinner at the end of the week at Gregory's in Somers Point. I know we made out on the deal. I have never forgotten the kindness shown by the entire Riley family and have continued that kindness with others. My immediate family (myself, Michele, Owen, and Erin) are truly sad to hear the news but also glad that Michele was always able to be positive and live life on her terms. Her family is better for the example that Michele has shown them. With Love, Ted, Michele, Owen, and Erin Callinan

Michele Frey

1970 - 2020

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