Death
Frances Dewey Wormser died on January 28, 2008, from natural causes in Santa Paula, California. She was 104 years old. She had no children. Her survivors included a nephew, Mike Dewey, a retired SAG aerial stunt coordinator and pilot, another nephew, Richard Dewey, and her niece, Susan Harding.
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