Mary “Sue” Ethel Cooper Frazier, 77 of Woodford, VA passed away peacefully on November 01, 2023. She was born March 02, 1946 in McDowell, WV to Clell Cooper and Viola Payne Cooper Moore (step-father, Clyde Moore).
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Timmy Merle Frazier, a daughter, Holly Noel Frazier, two brothers, Harold Douglas Cooper and James “Buddy Cooper, and two sisters, Shirley McClellan and Hazel Vance.
Sue is survived by her loving husband of 59 years, Harvey Woodrow Frazier of Woodford, VA; two sons, Douglas Allen Frazier (Michelle) of Bumpass, VA and Thomas Eugene Frazier (Ingrid) of Woodford, VA; one daughter, Jennifer Lynn Morrow (Jeremy) of Culpeper, VA; grandchildren, Noah Frazier, Christopher Frazier (Jessica), David Frazier (Tori), Journey Frazier, Caitlyn Campbell, Bethany Frazier, Brittany Smith; and three great-grandchildren, Sophia Frazier, Malachi Frazier, and Dawson Gray. She is also survived by two sisters, Thelma Bandy of Tazewell, VA and Daisy Shirley of Galax, VA and two brothers, Johnny “Junior” Cooper (Ruth) of Paynesville, WV and William “Sonny” Cooper (Jerrie) of Mt. Pilot, NC. She was also loved by many nieces and nephews and many many more extended family members.
Sue was a wife, mother, grandmother, sister and a friend to many. Sue spent years taking care of her home and kids. She worked many years in the cleaning business and in the retail business. She loved family gatherings in which usually ended in a good game of poker in which she enjoyed taking the boys money as she would say. She had a love for playing Bingo. Playing many many cards and never missing to dot one number that was called. Her other greatest pastime was talking on the phone. Usually to her sisters and usually more than once a day. She will truly be missed by so many.
Visitation will be from 11:30-12 PM Monday, November 06, 2023 at the Family Worship Center, Jolo, WV with the funeral service to begin at 12 PM with Jr. Cooper officiating. Burial will follow at J.M. Cooper Cemetery, Paynesville, WV.
You are special person to me! You were always good to me! My memories go way back when I was little to now! I loved to see you laugh, it was contagious! I will never forget the time when Jenny and I was little and we left the trailer park and we got caught! We were scared to death that moms were gonna tear our hides! Instead we got Smurf underwear and slim Jim’s! It’s the memories that give us the love we have for people and I will hold on to all my memories I’ve had with you until I see you again! Watching all our loved ones go one by one , Ive learned how strong all you elders really are but kept/ keep on going! I hope all of us youngins can be as strong as you all are/ were! I will never forget you! I love you sue!