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Noah H.
Frazier, Jr.
Jan 14, 1976 — Nov 21, 2024
We remember Noah H. Frazier Jr., whose spirit departed from us on November 21, 2024 at the tender age of 48. Noah, who was affectionately known as 'Baby Bro.', 'Uncle Noah', '#1 Son-in-law', 'Papa Noah', and 'Grandpa', was truly loved by his family.
Noah was born on January 14, 1976, in Riverside, CA. Noah's stature commanded attention, yet his bubbly and cheerful spirit filled the room when he entered. He traveled and settled in Ohio becoming a Buckeye and Wolverine fan for most of his life. He was a "GO Blue" Michigan, Cleveland Brown and Lakers fan. He was a music enthusiast, who also had a passion for gaming and working on home improvement projects.
Noah was a member of the Christian Life Center, where you could find him giving it his all during praise and worship. He worked 18 years in Environmental Services as a Manager at Mount Carmel Hospital.
Noah loved life and he loved his wife, Alicia of five years. Noah was a proud husband who supported his wife through her nursing school journey and was the first to celebrate her accomplishment. Noah loved attending the White Family reunions with his wife, meeting his 'new family members' as he would say.
He enjoyed road trips with Alicia to Florida, to visit his best friends Brian and Susan. In fact, he just really loved to travel! Noah adored his newest family member, Princess Kiara, spending time finding the right gift for her.
Noah's loving spirit is carried on by his wife, Alicia (White) Frazier; their children, Darion (Chelsea) Panton, Apryl (Dr. John) Harris Jr., Pastor Amonie (Shané) Akens and Alijah (Jordan) Fisher; his sister, Dianna Gyles and his grandchildren, Amonie Akens II, Aisayah Akens, Asher Akens, Jaylyn Harris and John Harris, III.; his in-laws, Isaac Lee (Darbin) White, Almeta Bradley and Andra White; his great-niece, Kiara Panton; and his best friends, Brian (Susan) VanNess, Anthony (Crystal) Carr, and Verna (William) Fisher and a Host of Family and Friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Joann G. Gyles.
The family will receive friends from 10:00 AM-11:00 AM on Saturday, December 7, 2024, at Christian Life Center, 665 Linnville Rd. SE, Heath. Funeral service will follow at 11:00 AM with Bishop Travis Kirk (officiant).
To sign an online guestbook, please visit www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com.
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