Sally Frei was the dearest friend I ever had.   lost contact with Sally and Brad when I left the State.  Her generosity I could not explain to you how she always had a smile, a big smile and made every thing brighter for everyone.  Sally never criticized anyone.  Sally enjoyed playing tennis. I miss Sally being in this world.  She is happier now and hope we meet again.
     We tried to contact Brad many times.   In case. we never find him I want him to know that I think about him and his Mom and they are in my prayers.
With all my heart,
 Marie Thurman Vann-aka Driscoll.  and Adler

My condolences goes out to the family! I seen her on the Munsters sitcom ,as the character of a Indian Squaw ! So I Googled her name up. RIH 🙏🏽

Thank you for years of entertainment in TV and the movies 🎬!

My Dear Sally,
The world is a better place for you having been it.  I will miss you. 
And I will always love you.  
Your sister Susan.

Sally, it was such a pleasure knowing you. Thank you for being my friend and helping me become a much kinder and caring person. I will never forget you.
Love,
Georgia 

Sally was a spark plug and a very kind person. I remember going over to her house and picking fruits and vegetables in her garden. To this day when I am picking lemons off my tree or trimming the roses, I use the technique that Sally kindly shared with me.  I will miss her smile and dedication to the women at New Directions. May your journey into your next phase be a beautiful one.

Karen McKenna-Juergens

I first met Sally in 1993 when I entered NDFW. She attended Alumnae meetings regularly and sometimes even the weekly aftercare meetings which were then free to all alumnae. She possessed inner strength and dignity and I admired her greatly.  In 1994 I moved into the Bridge - where I lived for four years while I got my life back together. During those four years Sally provided a constant support while I made amends, filed back taxes, took the Bar Exam.  I credit a large part of my current 25 years of sobriety to that early support she provided. During the four years I lived there, Sally provided the most delicious garden and we became friends and, like sisters, we sometimes bickered over our differing opinions.  But, we were good friends and shared wonderful times in her garden.  I remember one time her asking me to climb her lemon tree to cut off a branch. I also got to know her husband Chuck, and I am so sorry for your loss Chuck.  Throughout the years I have loved Sally in a very special way as I know that she loved me and many others. I will miss her greatly, but I am glad that she is no longer suffering. Sally and I shared our Catholic faith that knows that this is just the start of her life with God. God Bless you Sally and thank you for everything!

I was blessed to have had Sally in my life.  I learned many lessons from her.  How to live your life with dignity and perseverance no matter what hand you are dealt and how to inspire others.  She has helped me with my path and there have been some hills and valleys in which I was given her hand.  We all have so much to learn and when we are ready the teacher appears.  I will always think of her as one of my spiritual guides and hold her in a very special light.

Judy

Sally, I’m so sorry you left us so soon, you were one of the kindest, most caring, patient and understanding people I have been blessed to know. I wish you peace and happiness in the next chapter, may your transition to the other side be filled with blissful memories of the good times and all those you loved and whose lives you touched. With much love and respect
Daniel White and family

I miss you, I know you have met up with your other family members in Heaven,  Rest in peace Sally,  you deserve it.
Judy


OBITUARY

Sally S. Frei

October 21, 1946 – July 26, 2018

Pacific View Mortuary & Memorial Park

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