Willis Reives Frazier

On November 16, 2020 Willis Frazier, 78 yrs, left this world to join the Angels in Heaven.
Bob Frazier and Laura Schultz, on May 16, 1942, became parents to Willis Frazier in Texhoma, TX. Willis is the youngest of 7 of Laura's children and the youngest of 4 of Bob's children.
There will be a graveside service in Texhoma, TX to have his cremation buried with other family members, date has not been decided.
Due to the situation our country is in because of the pandemic, On May 15, 2021 there will be a Celebration of Willis's Life at his home in Justin, TX. You may contact his family for more details plus they will also be posted.
Willis graduated from Texhoma High School, Texhoma, OK in 1960. On December 21, 1962 Willis graduated from Oklahoma State University of Technology in Refrigeration, Air Conditioning & Heating. After graduation Willis and his wife, Anna, moved to Dallas where he accepted a job with TD Industries as a service tech. Willis retired from TD after 53 years, during this time he helped shape and develop the service operation in many different roles. He worked as a A/C Service Technician, as a Sales Representative in the wholesale department, an HVAC Service Manager, and Senior Vice President of Dallas Service. Willis was known for the respectful way he treated his customers and fellow workers. He served on the Board of Directors at Oklahoma State University Tech for many years and was a member of the Texas Air Conditioning Contractors of America (TACCA) where he was voted a Vice President then President.
He along with Charlie Cosper coached a great group of women in Women's Slow Pitch Softball, during the years they won many tournaments State and National. Willis enjoyed all types of sports, but the Texas Longhorns and Dallas Cowboys had his full support. One of his greatest passions was motor cycle riding. Along with his second wife, Carletta "Gidget", they traveled in 26 states on their Gold Wing with many of their cycle friends. He also made trips with his sons, Lance and Shannon. Other enjoyments he had was playing Poker, shooting Pool, Dancing, listening to country music, having family and friends over for a cookout, and just riding around to new places (He would always say, "Right on schedule, Honey"). He also had a fun loving alter ego known as "Johnny Horsefeathers". Willis and Carletta shared a wonderful venturous life. His fellow workers got a kick out of how he would call her each and every morning at the same time every day just to make sure she wakes up in time to get to work and to say he loved her!
Willis is preceded in death by his parents, Bob and Laura; 2 brothers, Billy James and Robert "Billy" Frazier Roberts; 4 sisters, Beverly Jean Rhoden Bennett, Clara Bell James Linvick, Frances "Dolly" Frazier Roberts Baker, and Pat Pratt Kittle.
Survived by his wife, Carletta "Gidget" Moore; son, Lance and wife Leah of Southlake, TX; son, Shannon and wife Michelle of Paradise, TX; step-son, Brent Dillow and wife Dawn of Kingston, WA; step-daughter, Naco Dillow and partner Frances Anderson of Rhome, TX; ex-wife Anna of Grapevine, TX; 12 Grandchildren; 7 Great-Grandchildren; brother, Butch and wife Ola Mae of Texhoma, TX; sister, Peggy Coffman of Guyman, OK; brother, Buster Spradling and wife Lucille of Moorland, OK; sister-in-law, Gena Moore Izzard of Las Vegas, Nevada, Wynell Hager and husband Herb of Canyon, TX and numerous loving family and friends.