Birth date: Oct 20, 1955 Death date: Nov 19, 2021
Hazel Cash Cobb, 66, of Fredericksburg, was reunited in heaven with her Lord and her parents on Friday, November 19, 2021. She was a multi-talented lady who was creative in so many ways. Hazel was a beloved hairdresser at Gail’s Read Obituary
Our heartfelt sympathy and love to your family! Hazel painted a beautiful picture of my husband’s and my church where we were married on an antique saw. I hangs proudly in our basement. She was so talented and nice. God be with you special lady! Prayers and hugs!
Hazel will always be “” One “” of the “” Best “” ….I still have Saw Paintings she did for my Grandfather and another …Her Heart ♥️ will always be Around for all of us . I was fortunate to see Hazel and complimented her in a 3 some Photo at Gail’s …We all joked around as usual…She mentioned her short hair …etc.
Gail was cutting her hair …said Hazel needs to look good too ! God has a plan for this beautiful person ……Have a Christmas Poinsettia for you …family tradition
Clair Stout
Hazel you're loved and missed so much See you when I see you in Heaven
LOVE YOU ALWAYS Marla Jean
Hazel was the kindest person ever, and when we dance at Hard Times cafe she would always encourage me to do the dance, “it’s easy” she would say, she would point out people I didn’t know and tell me a little something about them. I never saw her without a big smile on her face and she will definitely be missed. I first meet her at Olivia’s class that was at a Ballroom dance place, in a back room dance floor, then I joined her & others at King George community center, then Hard Times, and seeing someone you know when you walk in someplace new….well she made me feel very comfortable. I have lived many places and the dance community is where I have lots of friends from everywhere and she is one beautiful soul that I had the pleasure of dancing with. At our first meeting, I noticed here eyes & I tried to focus on our conversation & she notice I was taking turns focusing on one eye at a time & without missing a beat, she said, “ you know I can see you out of both eyes” and we both cracked up laughing. She always had very pretty hair, and I complimented her on it, and she said….”well I am a hairdresser so I do know a few tricks on how to make it look good”….I told her that she probably had a lot of clients because her hair was beautiful…..again we laughed. Such a talented person & who had so much love for her son, husband & family & friends….I will truly miss dancing beside you on the dance floor❤️❤️❤️
R.I.P. 🙏❤️
Hazel you will be missed so much. I will always cherish our friendship and love and all the good times. I tried making a bow today in your memory...not so good but will keep trying. Until we meet again. Love and hugs
