Robert Neal Frazier, age 94, died peacefully at his home in Morris Chapel on July 28, 2020.
Robert is preceded in death by his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier, his parents Leo W. and Maudie S. Frazier, his brother James Lee Frazier, his sister Bessie Faye Frazier who died at the age of 2 before either of her brothers were born. He is also preceded in death by his nephew James Lanny Frazier.
He is survived by his niece Sherry Frazier Harrison (Larry) of Destin, FL., nephew Terry Frazier of Oak Ridge, TN, cousins John Harwell (Reba), and Patricia Harwell.
Robert was born on May 9, 1926 and was a life-long resident of Hardin County.
He essentially lived his entire life on the farm that his parents owned. He graduated from Morris Chapel High School. Robert who was known to many as “Doc” served as the veterinarian for Morris Chapel and surrounding areas for a number of years. He never met a cow, horse or mule that he didn’t like. Robert served briefly in the United States Army and he worked at a local factory until he retired. Robert said the best years of his life were the years he shared with his wife Sue.
Robert’s family wishes to express its profound gratitude to John and Reba Harwell who faithfully and unselfishly cared for Robert during the last 3 months of his life. John and Reba allowed Robert to fulfill his desire to live his remaining days at his home.
There will be a graveside service on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the Rocky Knob Cemetery in Finger, TN where Robert will be buried next to his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier.
Robert is preceded in death by his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier, his parents Leo W. and Maudie S. Frazier, his brother James Lee Frazier, his sister Bessie Faye Frazier who died at the age of 2 before either of her brothers were born. He is also preceded in death by his nephew James Lanny Frazier.
He is survived by his niece Sherry Frazier Harrison (Larry) of Destin, FL., nephew Terry Frazier of Oak Ridge, TN, cousins John Harwell (Reba), and Patricia Harwell.
Robert was born on May 9, 1926 and was a life-long resident of Hardin County.
He essentially lived his entire life on the farm that his parents owned. He graduated from Morris Chapel High School. Robert who was known to many as “Doc” served as the veterinarian for Morris Chapel and surrounding areas for a number of years. He never met a cow, horse or mule that he didn’t like. Robert served briefly in the United States Army and he worked at a local factory until he retired. Robert said the best years of his life were the years he shared with his wife Sue.
Robert’s family wishes to express its profound gratitude to John and Reba Harwell who faithfully and unselfishly cared for Robert during the last 3 months of his life. John and Reba allowed Robert to fulfill his desire to live his remaining days at his home.
There will be a graveside service on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the Rocky Knob Cemetery in Finger, TN where Robert will be buried next to his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier.
Robert Neal Frazier, age 94, died peacefully at his home in Morris Chapel on July 28, 2020.
Robert is preceded in death by his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier, his parents Leo W. and Maudie S. Frazier, his brother James Lee Frazier, his sister Bessie Faye Frazier who died at the age of 2 before either of her brothers were born. He is also preceded in death by his nephew James Lanny Frazier.
He is survived by his niece Sherry Frazier Harrison (Larry) of Destin, FL., nephew Terry Frazier of Oak Ridge, TN, cousins John Harwell (Reba), and Patricia Harwell.
Robert was born on May 9, 1926 and was a life-long resident of Hardin County.
He essentially lived his entire life on the farm that his parents owned. He graduated from Morris Chapel High School. Robert who was known to many as “Doc” served as the veterinarian for Morris Chapel and surrounding areas for a number of years. He never met a cow, horse or mule that he didn’t like. Robert served briefly in the United States Army and he worked at a local factory until he retired. Robert said the best years of his life were the years he shared with his wife Sue.
Robert’s family wishes to express its profound gratitude to John and Reba Harwell who faithfully and unselfishly cared for Robert during the last 3 months of his life. John and Reba allowed Robert to fulfill his desire to live his remaining days at his home.
There will be a graveside service on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the Rocky Knob Cemetery in Finger, TN where Robert will be buried next to his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier.
Robert is preceded in death by his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier, his parents Leo W. and Maudie S. Frazier, his brother James Lee Frazier, his sister Bessie Faye Frazier who died at the age of 2 before either of her brothers were born. He is also preceded in death by his nephew James Lanny Frazier.
He is survived by his niece Sherry Frazier Harrison (Larry) of Destin, FL., nephew Terry Frazier of Oak Ridge, TN, cousins John Harwell (Reba), and Patricia Harwell.
Robert was born on May 9, 1926 and was a life-long resident of Hardin County.
He essentially lived his entire life on the farm that his parents owned. He graduated from Morris Chapel High School. Robert who was known to many as “Doc” served as the veterinarian for Morris Chapel and surrounding areas for a number of years. He never met a cow, horse or mule that he didn’t like. Robert served briefly in the United States Army and he worked at a local factory until he retired. Robert said the best years of his life were the years he shared with his wife Sue.
Robert’s family wishes to express its profound gratitude to John and Reba Harwell who faithfully and unselfishly cared for Robert during the last 3 months of his life. John and Reba allowed Robert to fulfill his desire to live his remaining days at his home.
There will be a graveside service on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the Rocky Knob Cemetery in Finger, TN where Robert will be buried next to his beloved wife Sue Nell Maness Frazier.
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