Talaura Frost

It is with heavy hearts we must announce that TR Frost, beloved daughter, Sister and soon to be wife and mother, passed away on December 23, 2024, at the age of 23. Born on April 13, 2001, in Show Low, Arizona, Talaura grew up surrounded by the beauty of the mountains and the plains of Texas in the company of horses and her loving family.

From a young age, she displayed an unwavering passion for equine care, setting her sights on becoming an equine dentist when she was just 10 years old. Her hands-on experience included a memorable childhood where she was saved from a potentially dangerous fall by her father, Harvey, who caught her by her diaper.

Talented in the art of team roping, Talaura served as the team roping director alongside her dad, she was the AZ High School Rodeo president,sharing countless memorable moments in the arena. Despite receiving a Rodeo scholarship, she made the transformative decision to pursue her dream in equine dentistry, a testament to her dedication and love for horses.

In addition to her passion for horses, Talaura had a heart of gold, especially for animals. She adored dogs too, with a special bond to her emotional support dachshund, "Biscuit." Her love for animals extended to the countless stray dogs she wished to rescue, embodying her compassionate spirit. "Can we keep it?, we need it, it's Biscuits brother!

The only thing she loved more was her fiancé, Brandon and the sweet baby boy they were expecting in May.

Talaura is survived by her fiance, Brandon Ben, who was the love she never thought she would find; her parents, Harvey and Kristie Frost; her sister, Payten (Ben) Frost-Johnsrud; half siblings, Nick, Ty, Tasha and the Ben family.

A public visitation will be held on January 10th, from 1pm to 3pm at the Owens Livingston Mortuary ~ White Mountain Chapel in Show Low, AZ.

A celebration of life will take place in early spring or summer. Details to come.

Talaura's fierce spirit, boundless compassion, and love for both people and animals will be deeply missed by all who knew her. Ride in peace "Team Roper".