Craig David Frazier

Craig David Frazier was welcomed to this world on June 5, 1968, in Japan, the first-born son of David and Kimiko Frazier. Being in a military family, Craig had rich experiences in many places. As a child in Japan, Craig spent time with family, bonding with his grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins. When the family was stationed in Alaska, Hawaii, and Maryland, Craig could be found fishing with his father, cooking with his mother, playing baseball, hanging with friends, and looking out for his brothers. During this period of Craig’s life, he attended church with his family regularly, and accepted Christ in his heart. As a man, Craig had many professions. In Baltimore, New York, and Washington D.C., Craig worked as a litigation support manager. In Atlanta and Houston, Craig worked in restaurant management and retail management. Craig was an extremely hard worker and sacrificed much to contribute to the success of the people he worked with. In his later years, Craig’s ailments prevented him from such committed endeavors, yet he remained productive by driving trucks and cooking plates for anxiously awaiting customers. Craig had many friends and family members and was beloved by all. Craig would give you the shirt off his back. He was once described as “never having met a stranger”. Fiercely loyal, he would always be there for you in your time of need. Morally based, he would tell it to you straight. Open and expressive, his laughter would lift your heart. Craig spent his final years doing the things he loved - cooking for his friends and family, wetting a line hoping to land a “big one”, and cuddling with his dogs. Craig was a “die-hard” Washington Redskins fan and stuck with them his whole life. Craig also enjoyed gardening and showed great passion in cultivating his own food. On Tuesday, January 25, 2022, Craig, age 53, suddenly left this world to join Our Lord and family in the next life. Craig suffered many ailments in the last third of his life. He was a tough man and did not want to trouble anyone with his condition. He was preceded in death by his father, David M. Frazier, his mother, Kimiko Frazier, his paternal grandfather, Morris Frazier, his paternal grandmother, Mary Frazier, his maternal grandfather, “Ojisan”, and his maternal grandmother, “Obachan”. Craig is survived by and will forever be in the memory of his three sons, Kenneth, Jordan, and Javier, his grandchildren, Allison and Alexander, his brothers, Ray, Stephen, and Matthew, his long-time partner, Laura, and a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Craig David Frazier

June 5, 1968 - January 25, 2022