Bryan Paul Frazier, Jr.

     Bryan Paul Frazier, III was born on September 1, 1985 in Boston, Massachusetts at Brigham & Women’s Hospital to Bryan Paul, Sr. and Lois Breckenridge Frazier. He was baptized at the Morning Star Baptist Church in 1985 by then Rev. John Borders. 

     Bryan the Third was a cute baby with chubby cheeks who would light up a room with his charm and sense of humor.  

     He graduated from South Boston High School and later pursued his career in various fields. He was a handy worker good at repairs and building things. He was a Seasonal Farm Harvester at Sunset Estates in Grand Isle, VT; worked in landscaping, maintaining property and farming, caring for and nursing animals, and operating tractors. He was a surgical aid at Mass Eye and Ear Hospital of Boston, MA, an Excel warehouse worker in Avon where he loaded trucks for transport and prepared shipments for their destinations. He was not afraid to get his hands dirty as he daily cleaned and maintained the warehouse environment.

     He was very charismatic always making people smile and laugh. He was the life of the party. He loved riding motorcycles and dirt bikes. He taught dance to young kids and was involved in a well-known step group with youth choreographed by Davis Vaughn. They achieved a second place win at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem. He was very strong and athletic, very energetic and smart. He was a very affectionate and loving young man. He loved his children with all his heart and they loved him back. His heart was pure when it came to his kids, children, family and friends.

     Bryan is remembered as a loving father, son, grandson, brother, and cousin. He will be sorely missed by those he leaves behind to cherish his memory. He is survived by his children Dekota, 10-years and Bryan IV, 6-years; father and mother Bryan Sr. and Lois; his grandmother Leilani Patron; his sister Lola Frazier; brothers: Lonnie Vaughn, Nelson Thomas, Bryan Frazier, II, Kinrick Frazier and Brandon Frazier. He also leaves to mourn a host of aunts, uncles, other loving relatives and friends.

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