Newspapers/Obituaries:  Ruberta Parker Frasier, Claiborne Parish
Submitted for the LAGenWeb Archives by:  Jerry Gallagher
March 2001



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Funeral services for Ruberta Parker Frasier were Thursday, March 8, 2001, at
2 P.M. at first Baptist church in Haynesville, LA with Dr. Shelby cowling,
Pastor and Sterling Claypoole, Minister of Students and Outreach,
officiating.  Burial followed at the Haynesville Old Town Cemetery under the
direction of Bailey Funeral Home.

Mrs. Frasier passed away Tuesday, March 6, 2001 following a long and
courageous battle with cancer.  Born Ruberta Alma Parker on September 1,
1921, in Robeline, LA Ruberta was the daughter of Norrie Adron Parker and
Estelle Cassady Parker.  Mrs. Frasier was a life-long resident of
Haynesville.

A devoted wife and mother, Mrs. Frasier was retired having been employed in
earlier years at the family owned business, Parker's Dairy, and later with
Brand's Cleaners.  Mrs. Frasier was a active member of the First Baptist
Church of Haynesville. She was a member of the Joy Sunday School Class, the
Golden Age Singers, and the Sanctuary Choir.

Mrs. Frasier was preceded in death by her mother and father, her beloved
husband of 48  years, Robert Carl Frasier, former Haynesville Mayor; a son,
Jerry Parker Frasier; a younger sister, Dorothy Maness; two very special
grandchildren, Joshua Frasier Austin and Jessica Grace Austin.

Mrs. Frasier is survived by three daughters, Alice Cale of Bossier City,
Carla Smith and son-in-law, Jerry Smith of Haynesville, LA,; granddaughters,
Jennifer Franklin and husband, David, of Haynesville, LA, Stacy Rogers and
husband, Jeff of Baton Rouge, LA, Airman Angela Estelle Smith, Andrews AFB,
Maryland; two great-grandchildren Trenton David Franklin and Erin Elizabeth
Franklin, and was awaiting the April arrival of a third great grandbaby,
Mary Grace Rogers.  Survivors also include two brothers-in-law, J. D.
Frasier, of Farmerville, LA and Clyde Maness of Thibadoux, LA, three
nephews, Danny Frasier, Farmerville, LA, Neil Maness, Hot Springs, AR, Drew
Maness, McComb MS; and one niece Carol Joy Gates, Farmerville, LA.

Serving as honorary pallbearers were Dr. Samuel K. Abshire and the Deacons
of First Baptist Church. The family requests that memorials be made to the
First Baptist Church of Haynesville Building Fund.

Oh, Sweet Mother, the majesty and beauty of Niagra Falls, the Colorado
Rockies and the Alaskan glaciers were only a glimpse of the glorious
permanent abode of Heavenly Father has prepared for your arrival.

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