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David Fraser
May 30, 2019
On an early afternoon of a beautiful Wednesday, January 20th, 1993, three years, two months, one week after her sister Shana, in the same Sarasota Memorial Maternity Ward, Jasmine came out of Suzanne's womb. A Greeting Party quickly ensued: Maternal Grandparents, Paternal Grandparents, Shana, a couple of Suzanne's friends, a couple of dad's friends and dad.
Jasmine came home to Palm Aire. She grew up there until age 18. During those years, she stayed busy! She went to Julie Rohr Academy, Braden River Elementary, Braden River Middle, Lakewood Ranch High, Braden River High, Sarasota High and Booker High. She played years of youth league sports, mainly basketball at Suncoast. She attended years of Summer Camp at Camp Coleman in Cleveland, GA. Age 12, she had a memorable 15 day first foreign travel trip with her dad to Costa Rica. 9th grade, she made JV Basketball at Lakewood Ranch; 10th grade, at Braden River.
After high school, Jasmine went to Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville, State College in Bradenton, then the University of Florida.
During her Senior year, she came home to Bradenton for Thanksgiving break. That weekend, in downtown Sarasota, on November 29th, 2015, she made a fateful decision to get on the back of a motorcycle. They crashed near Selby Gardens. Michael Corbino died instantly. Jasmine clung to life with a cracked skull, two broken arms and broken pelvis. Within several months, miracle-like, she looked relatively intact. In truth, the accident took away a huge part of her identity. She continued to live on borrowed time.
I loved Jasmine with all my heart! Words cannot express the depths of my sorrow. she rocked my world!
To all of you parents who have become an involuntary member of this Sad Club, I feel you! Please cherish the memories. Wear your tears with pride! Life goes on! May Love reign Supreme!
-posted in memory of my beautiful flower child, Jasmine Bloom Fraser.
David S. Fraser
Ron Morrisette
May 11, 2019
Jasmine, you are now at peace...You were a sweet little girl when I knew you and that will serve you well on the spiritual side now....... I'm glad I was able to be at your memorial service as there was standing room only because you were so loved by so many..........
Anthony Cimino
May 10, 2019
RIP YOU ARE WITH ALL OF GODS ANGELS
May 8, 2019
May she rest in peace
Donald
May 8, 2019
Sincerest condolences to her family and friends. God bless you all
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