ALVALEEN (ABBIE) PRENTICE FRAZIER
Avaleen (Abbie) Prentice Frazier, of Katy, TX, peacefully and painlessly left this world on Saturday, January 30, 2010, to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Abbie is survived by her husband of 39 years, the Reverend Dr. Donald M. Frazier; their two sons, Jeremy and his wife Rebecca, and Jason and his wife Regina; her six grandchildren whom she adored; her father and stepmother, Al and Joyce Prentice; sister Beth and husband Wayne Grindle; brother Carl Prentice; foster brother Dan Taylor and his wife Juanita; Aunt Gleva McWilliams and her husband Archie; and numerous other relatives and friends.
The family did receive friends from 6-8 pm, on Tuesday, February 2, 2010, at Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home.
A Celebration Service honoring Abbie's life was held at 2 p. m., Wednesday, February 3, 2010, at Forest Park Westheimer Chapel. Her service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Jason M. Frazier and the Rev. Mr. Calvin Durham with interment that followed in the Forest Park Westheimer Cemetery.
Memorial gifts may be made in her honor to Atonement Ministries, Inc, the non-profit radio ministry she shared with her husband, at www.donfrazier.com.
[Editor's Note: I am confident that many of you are acquainted with Abbie and Donald Frazier. Donald pastored several Pentecostal Holiness churches some years ago. He is presently an ordained minister of the Assemblies of God. He is a gifted evangelist, preacher, author, and singer. He continues to preach the Gospel on Christian radio stations around the world. He is a song writer and soloist, having produced several CD's.
You may wish to contact Donald Frazier to express your love and condelences to him and his family.
You may call him at 1-281-578-2548, or write him at the following mailing address:
The Rev. Dr. Donald M. Frazier
20003 Fort Bridger Drive
Katy, TX 77449
I want to apologize to Donald and his family for our failure to get this announcement on our old newsletter mailing, although it was posted on the old website that is now inactive. We were in transition at the time of Abbie's home-going, and we are presently working to resolve some issues that we have encountered in the change over. Please be patient with me.
Marty Airhart of Hollywood, MD, wrote a song about me when I was the senior pastor of Good Shepherd Pentecostal Holiness Church in Birmingham entitled, "Be Patient, Dr. Morgan." He has promised me a copy of that song.
Although I never had the privilege of meeting Abbie in person, I have talked with her over the telephone on several occasions during her hospitalization. i gave her the name of Sweet Abbie. When I received the photo of Sweet Abbie I told Melvine that she is a strikingly beautiful Christian lady.
Posted on
Tue, February 9, 2010
by Hugh Morgan