OBIT: Clarence R. "Old Dude" FRAZIER, 1995, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  CLARENCE R. FRAZIER
  
   Clarence R. "Old Dude" Frazier Sr., 72, of Johnstown, died Sept. 12, 1995,
  at home.  Born June 4, 1923, in Cumberland, Md., where he resided for many
  years.  Son of Lucious and Mary (Simms) Frazier.  Preceded in death by
  parents; sisters Peggy, Margie and Etheleen, Frances, brothers Otho,
  Brooklyn and these children:  Lawrence, Constance and Donald.  Survived by
  these children:  Valarie, wife of John Sims Jr. of Stonington, Conn.;
  Clarence Jr., married to the former MaryJane Brown of Somerset; Michael,
  married to the former Chyla Evans of Bethesda, Md..  Also survived by these
  brothers and sisters:  Alice and Margaret, both of Cumberland, Md.; Mary of
  Fort Worth, Texas; Josephine of Baltimore, Md.; and brothers William and
  Robert, both of Cumberland, Md.  Survived by these grandchildren:  Yorel,
  married to Tyler McIntosh; Yolanda; Leroy, married to the former Melanie
  Hawkins; Justin, Jerome and Kaytye, Ashton, Chloe and Jordan; also five
  great-grandchildren.  Clarence will be sadly missed by Annie Tate, Mr. and
  Mrs. Lira Pridgen Jr., Mrs. Jackie Pridgen, Mrs. Murry Sims and Jeff Matula
  and all of his neighbors and friends.  Retired Chicago Express
  tractor-trailer driver.  After his retirement, he was a neighborhood
  handyman.  Family receiving friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Edward
  Moskal Funeral Home, 79 J St at Barron Avenue, Johnstown.  Brief viewing
  from 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday.  Funeral service will be held at 1
  p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, with minister Calvin McCray and Rev.
  Joseph McGauley officiating.  burial will be at Grandview Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, September 14, 1995
  
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