He was also a member of the local Moose Chapter 829.Ĭharlie will always be remembered for his willingness to lend a helping hand. He was an active member of the Sons of the American Legion, Post 53, where he enjoyed volunteering, shooting pool, and having a few beers with his buddy, Dan Remillard. Together they would collect local metal, split and sell wood, and ride around ‘Buck Mountain”. Charlie considered his brother, Lynwood, his best friend. In Softball, he was a pitcher and 1st baseman, played on many teams, and had his team, CNF. One moment he often would boost about was laying sod for the front of the White House.Ĭharlie spent countless hours and years at Front Royal Little League, coaching his son, Chris, and grandchildren in the game of baseball. In his younger years, he enjoyed laying sod. During his tenure with Riverton, Charlie served as the Union President for many years with Local 225. Charlie wanted his two special nephews to know he enjoyed guiding you through your childhood, DJ Snipes of Front Royal and Frankie Bridge of Front Royal.Ĭharlie retired after 35 years of service from Riverton Corporation as a Repairman Welder. Surviving siblings: Carl Frazier, Jr., Mary Soyars, Lynwood Frazier, Melvin (Caroline), and Brenda Williams. He enjoyed spending time with his ‘Special Little Man,’ Mason. Also surviving are ten grandchildren and 20 great-children. (Missy), Bonnie Taylor (Byron), Tracy Vina (Manny), Melody Ramey (JR), and Chris Taylor (Julie). Together they have proudly raised six children: late Susan Michelle Lockhart, John Taylor, Jr. & Emily Sue Nicholson Frazier.Ĭharlie will be so deeply missed by his wife and loving companion of 50 years, Barbara Frazier.
Charlie, or as family and friends fondly knew him Pops, Pawpaw, Skinner, Bujack, Hawk was born November 9, 1955, son of the late Carl Frazier, Sr.
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