Lee Frazee approached human health from the inside out. She analyzed skeletal remains while obtaining an MS in Biological and Forensic Anthropology. Her National Institute of Justice research helped identify modern trends in pediatric growth and development. After severely fracturing multiple bones and investigating more regenerative mechanisms of the body, Lee became a Licensed Massage Therapist. She holds various Healing Arts certifications in support of mental, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual resilience. Lee recognized the value of human touch on everything from our cells to our society, so she aligned her volunteerism with organizations exploring healing and innovative systems improvement. Lee quickly became dedicated to the pioneering work of the non-profit Integrative Touch. She is now the Vice President of Programs & Community Wellness, devoting much time to TeleFriend Program within the organization’s TeleWellness offering. Lee truly enjoys designing and delivering team based, family wellness services that “meet suffering with love” in pediatric hospital, community, and home settings.
Some scenes from our November 14 meeting.
1-Dessert!
2-Catalina Rotary Club President Jeff Hamstra enjoys his time at the podium
3-Anita McDonald promotes the DACdb platform
4-Jay Gandolfi shares his excitement over the upcoming Tour de Tucson
5-Jeff Hamstra enjoys a laugh with Sergeant-at-Arms Irv Mindes
6-Liz Wilson offers Jo Anne Westerman a shot at the Queen of Hearts
7-No luck today! Jo Anne Westerman pulls the 2 of Diamonds
8-New Catalina Rotarian Kim Marohn is welcomed by President Jeff Hamstra, Membership Chair Ted Forsberg & sponsor Bob Ohlfest
9-Lee Frazee of Integrative Touch provides an update on the Integrative Touch Healing Center
10-Lee Frazee describes how the Catalina Rotary Club’s support has been critical to the healing center’s success
