Obituary of Kelly L. Frizzell

Kelly L. Frizzell Kelly , passed away at Providence St. Peters Hospital on Sunday, July 27, 2008. He was born to Larry and Wendy Frizzell in Sedro Woolley, WA on August 11, 1968. He attended schools in Sedro Woolley. Kelly met his wife, Dawn Altom, in Port Alice, AK, in 1989 and were married on New Years Eve in 1991. Kelly was a mechanic, equipment operator, logger, and truck driver by trade. He was very talented with his hands, he could work on anything, he was often told he had the knowledge of a man twice his age. His journey’s in life have taken him many places. He has been to Alaska, where he owned a logging business with his parents and later with his brother. To Portland, Or where he worked for Davis Amusement Cascadia as a mechanic and truck drive. He and his wife traveled all over the Western United States with them. He has driven cross country doing long haul truck driving. Kelly had a zest for life, he enjoyed learning new things and passing on his knowledge to others. His legacy will live on in the things he has taught others. His smile and laughter will be missed by all. His memory will live on in our hearts, through pictures, and the stories we will tell for generations to come. Kelly leaves behind his wife Dawn of Centralia; father, Larry Frizzell of Concrete; brothers, Allen (Wendy) and Jeff of Hoquiam; sister, Vicky of Aberdeen; fathers-in-law, Bud Altom (Rita) of Pt. Townsend and Duane Augustine (Gwen) of Spokane; mother-in-Law, Kathi Altom (Greg); sisters-in-law, April (Michael) and Katie all of Southeast Alaska; brother-in-Law, Travis Altom of Burlington; several nieces and nephews, Jeff Jr., Bradley, Rebecca, Aaron, Jacob, Jayson, Amanda, Christopher, Kailey, Julius, and Terran; several aunts, uncles and cousins who will miss him dearly. He also leaves behind so many friends that he has met throughout his life, several whom he has been friends with for years. Last but not least he leaves behind his dog, Max, who traveled with him to many destinations, who he shared Kit Kats, Pepsi, and Popsicles with, he has been his constant companion for 10 years. He was proceded in death by his mother, Wendy Frizzell; grandparents, Alvin and Wilma Frizzell; grandma, Eva Watson, and best friend, Andy Cameron. To leave a condolence please click on View Guestbook below.