Hazel Paulette Frazier, age 72, of Fayetteville, passed away Wednesday, May 29, 2024, in Fayetteville. She was born August 29, 1951, the daughter of Lonnie and Effie Greenlee.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers George Elbert Greenlee and L.D. Greenlee; sisters Carol Jean Greenlee and Mary Ellen Barnhart; and her husband of 40 years, Lonnie Dale Frazier.
Lonnie and Hazel married in 1970 and raised a son and daughter.
She is survived by her son Roy Frazier of Fayetteville; daughter Beckey Center Beach and her husband Robin of Fayetteville; brothers Martin Greenlee, Kenny Greenlee, and Billy Ray Greenlee; sisters Bertha (Snookie) Penticoff and Francis Davis; 6 grandchildren, Devin Center, Ethan Frazier, Kobe Frazier, Dalton Frazier, Isabella Beesler, and Alivia Beesler; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
The family will receive friends from 5-7 PM Monday, June 3, 2024 at Beard’s Funeral Chapel.
Funeral services will be 10:00 AM Tuesday, June 4, 2024 at Beard’s Funeral Chapel. Private interment with immediate family will be in White Oak Cemetery.
I am sorry for your loss!
Hazel was my sweet cousin, she will be greatly missed!
Rest In Peace dear Hazel!
I’m sorry for your loss.
I love and miss my aunt Hazel love and hugs to both Roy and beckey.
I’m so sorry for your loss may God be with you and your family love you 💕
I am sorry for your loss and am so sad that Hazel passed. I know her suffering is no longer though and she is free from the pain and suffering she was enduring. She was a strong and stubborn woman whom I have nothing but love and respect for. She loved her kids and grands so much. I know she loved kids that weren’t even her blood! She would share anything she had and as long as I have known her she hated the grass to get too long! She also made the best meatloaf and friend chicken livers! She was a good woman, mother,mother in law, mawmaw, and friend. I know she will be missed by many. RIP Hazel ❤️
We are so sorry for your loss.
The thing about Hazel that stands out the most to me was how she opened up her home to family and guests. I remember our extended families would gather at her house for holidays. She opened her home up to my mother and I one night when we needed a safe place to stay. My sister lived with her and Lonnie for a while. She opened her home up to others in need as well. This is not something many people are willing to do but Hazel had a heart for it. She was a faithful wife and loving mother and grandmother. I will remember her fondly. Prayers for those mourning her loss.