Lee Edward Frazier went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, November 8, 2023 at the age or 89. He was surrounded by his loving family in his home.

Lee was born June 12, 1934 in Malvern, Arkansas to his dear parents, Horace and Willie Mae.

Lee was an ordained Elder and also enjoyed his work as a chef. He loved to cook and would create delicious meals for the guests of the Holiday Inn and other hotels over the years.

Lee called many places home throughout his life. He moved to Jackson, Tennessee and went on to Union City, Tennessee, where he would meet, fall in love with and marry his dear wife, Pamela Patterson on September 1, 1990. They eventually settled in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area of Michigan.

With God being the center of Lee's life, he would regularly attend Abundant Life Ministries. Though a man of few hobbies, he truly enjoyed studying the Bible and Abundant Life Ministries allowed him to speak to others and share the love of their Savior.

You could find Lee sitting on his 10th floor balcony, sipping coffee or tea, sun tea in the summer, while simply enjoying his surroundings.

As a talented cook, Lee made sure to keep people fed! He loved having his family and friends together to share stories, laughter and food. He would take every opportunity to share his wisdom with others and had so much to give. So many cherished memories were made spending time with the people he loved.

The world was truly blessed to have a person so kind and generous. The love he shared with so many will never be forgotten. Though Lee has gone to be with his Savior, Jesus Christ, he will be in our hearts until we too, are called home.

He was the beloved husband of Pamela for 33 years, adoring father of Autumn, dear brother of Mary (Charles) Herndon, Brenda (Billy) Stovall, Betty (Zebulon) Frazier-Long, Barba (Chester) VanHorn, Katrina (Charles) Love, Daniel (Pilar) Frazier, Horace Frazier Jr. and Vaugh (Beverly) Patterson.

He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers James Frazier and Cleveland (Carmon) Washington and sister Willie C. Higdon.

He also leaves behind a host of nieces, nephews and friends.