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1937 - 2006
 Pauline Frances Frazier
Mrs. Pauline Frances Frazier, 68, left this life to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Friday, April 28, 2006. She was at her home in Silsbee when she passed from this life, to be ushered into her eternal home. Funeral service will be 10 am Monday at Good Shepherd Baptist Church in Silsbee with interment to follow at Holland Cemetery in Kountze under the direction of Farmer Funeral Home. Visitation will begin at 5 pm Sunday at the funeral home.
A native of Little River, AR. she was a long time resident of Silsbee. Survivors include her husband Cleo Frazier of Silsbee; sons William Paul Frazier of Onalaska, Jeff Edward Frazier of Amarillo and Jerry Lee Frazier of Silsbee; daughters Sylvia Ayres of Buna and Peggy Jones of Silsbee; sisters Betty (Penny) Frazier of Silsbee, Juanita Balagbagan of Oklahoma and Elizabeth Curtis of Arkansas; 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents Alliene and Lenord Morgan and grandson Joseph Ayres.
She will be greatly missed by her husband of 53 years, Cleo Frazier, children, grandchildren, sisters and church family and friends
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There are currently 3 condolences.
Donna White
msputerlady@aol.com
Monday May 1, 2006 at
2:00 AM
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I write this to you with my deepest sympathy in the loss of a very special lady. I had the privilege of rooming with Pauline last summer at G. A. Camp. I met Pauline for the first time at camp, and we spent three nights in the same cabin with one other sponsor and 15 girls. After only a few hours, we had bonded as sisters-in-Christ and temporary mothers to these young girls. Pauline was an inspiration to me. It was apparent that her health was not good but her attitude and dedication was ever present. We had some wonderful heart to heart talks, and soon found that we knew some of the same people. She now attended church with some folks that I had worshiped with years ago at Labelle Baptist Church, and I attended church now with some former members of Good Shepherd at First Baptist Fannett. How small the world is, and we felt like God had definitely placed us in the same cabin. Pauline needed me, and I needed her. I feel like I got to know Pauline better in those three days than I know people I have known a lifetime. When you pray and read the Bible with another person, you really get to know that person's heart. She was there with a great granddaughter and I was there with two granddaughters. We had a common goal and a common bond. We needed the love and encouragement of one another and the support. We exchanged addresses and talked about getting together and hugged goodbye. Yes, I regret that we did not keep in touch in the conventional way but I continued to pray for Pauline and her girls as I know she continued to pray for me. I know that I will someday meet Pauline again and we will have forever to praise God together. Pauline will no longer need her cain nor will she have trouble sleeping. She is at rest, and I praise God for that. I met Penny at the same camp. Please give her my love amd sincerest sympathy, and tell her she is in my prayers too.
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Donna
Monday May 1, 2006 at
1:28 AM
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Richard Standley
RJJStand8@aol.com
Saturday April 29, 2006 at
5:58 PM
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It was a joy to have Pauline sing with us in the choir at Good Shepherd. She loves the "old" songs, but didn't mind at all trying some new ones. She always had a great attitude and loved to sing about her Lord. She will be greatly missed.
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