LONDON – Bonnie Sue Oyer Frazier, 65, passed away on Tuesday evening, April 5, 2016 at Doctors West Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. Bonnie was born in London, Ohio on February 2, 1951. She was the only daughter of William L. (deceased) and Barbara E. Swint Oyer Harsh. Bonnie was a 1969 graduate of Bellefontaine High School. She worked at various restaurants throughout the Central Ohio area. She was a loving mother and grandmother who lived for her grandchildren. She loved going to the Golden Corral, loved bingo, spending time with family and friends, loved watching WWE Wrestling and Family Feud. She also loved her dogs, Baby and Sandy.
Bonnie wasn't a religious person, but a spiritual person who believed that a better place existed for all. She would always help a friend in need and never wanted to see anyone go without, even if it meant that she would go without.
Bonnie is preceded in death by her father, William L. Oyer, and a brother, Joe Edinger.
Bonnie is survived by 2 daughters, Stacey Renee Frazier (Chuckie Chronister) and Ashlie Nicole Frazier (David Van Dyke), 3 granddaughters, Chelsey Nicole Jane Scott (16), Charlie Renea Chronister (11), and Jordan Raylyn Chronister (7) and several nieces and nephews, her mother, Barbara E. Oyer Harsh, and 3 brothers, James R. Oyer and Michael W. Oyer, both of Bellefontaine, and Randy L. Oyer of Lakeview.
Bonnie had several Special Friends that she would want acknowledged, Curtis L. Frazier, Todd M. Carmean (boyfriend), Denise Rafferty Souders, A.J. Carmean, and her friends from Davita Dialysis in Urbana, Jeremiah and Kathy.
Bonnie has requested to be cremated and no services to be held. There will be a Memorial Service to follow at a later date. Information will be forthcoming.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Ashlie N. Frazier, 154 Maplewood Lane, London, Ohio 43140.
Published in Weekly Currents from Apr. 8 to Apr. 9, 2016
Bonnie wasn't a religious person, but a spiritual person who believed that a better place existed for all. She would always help a friend in need and never wanted to see anyone go without, even if it meant that she would go without.
Bonnie is preceded in death by her father, William L. Oyer, and a brother, Joe Edinger.
Bonnie is survived by 2 daughters, Stacey Renee Frazier (Chuckie Chronister) and Ashlie Nicole Frazier (David Van Dyke), 3 granddaughters, Chelsey Nicole Jane Scott (16), Charlie Renea Chronister (11), and Jordan Raylyn Chronister (7) and several nieces and nephews, her mother, Barbara E. Oyer Harsh, and 3 brothers, James R. Oyer and Michael W. Oyer, both of Bellefontaine, and Randy L. Oyer of Lakeview.
Bonnie had several Special Friends that she would want acknowledged, Curtis L. Frazier, Todd M. Carmean (boyfriend), Denise Rafferty Souders, A.J. Carmean, and her friends from Davita Dialysis in Urbana, Jeremiah and Kathy.
Bonnie has requested to be cremated and no services to be held. There will be a Memorial Service to follow at a later date. Information will be forthcoming.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Ashlie N. Frazier, 154 Maplewood Lane, London, Ohio 43140.
Published in Weekly Currents from Apr. 8 to Apr. 9, 2016
LONDON – Bonnie Sue Oyer Frazier, 65, passed away on Tuesday evening, April 5, 2016 at Doctors West Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. Bonnie was born in London, Ohio on February 2, 1951. She was the only daughter of William L. (deceased) and Barbara E. Swint Oyer Harsh. Bonnie was a 1969 graduate of Bellefontaine High School. She worked at various restaurants throughout the Central Ohio area. She was a loving mother and grandmother who lived for her grandchildren. She loved going to the Golden Corral, loved bingo, spending time with family and friends, loved watching WWE Wrestling and Family Feud. She also loved her dogs, Baby and Sandy.
Bonnie wasn't a religious person, but a spiritual person who believed that a better place existed for all. She would always help a friend in need and never wanted to see anyone go without, even if it meant that she would go without.
Bonnie is preceded in death by her father, William L. Oyer, and a brother, Joe Edinger.
Bonnie is survived by 2 daughters, Stacey Renee Frazier (Chuckie Chronister) and Ashlie Nicole Frazier (David Van Dyke), 3 granddaughters, Chelsey Nicole Jane Scott (16), Charlie Renea Chronister (11), and Jordan Raylyn Chronister (7) and several nieces and nephews, her mother, Barbara E. Oyer Harsh, and 3 brothers, James R. Oyer and Michael W. Oyer, both of Bellefontaine, and Randy L. Oyer of Lakeview.
Bonnie had several Special Friends that she would want acknowledged, Curtis L. Frazier, Todd M. Carmean (boyfriend), Denise Rafferty Souders, A.J. Carmean, and her friends from Davita Dialysis in Urbana, Jeremiah and Kathy.
Bonnie has requested to be cremated and no services to be held. There will be a Memorial Service to follow at a later date. Information will be forthcoming.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Ashlie N. Frazier, 154 Maplewood Lane, London, Ohio 43140.
Published in Weekly Currents from Apr. 8 to Apr. 9, 2016
Bonnie wasn't a religious person, but a spiritual person who believed that a better place existed for all. She would always help a friend in need and never wanted to see anyone go without, even if it meant that she would go without.
Bonnie is preceded in death by her father, William L. Oyer, and a brother, Joe Edinger.
Bonnie is survived by 2 daughters, Stacey Renee Frazier (Chuckie Chronister) and Ashlie Nicole Frazier (David Van Dyke), 3 granddaughters, Chelsey Nicole Jane Scott (16), Charlie Renea Chronister (11), and Jordan Raylyn Chronister (7) and several nieces and nephews, her mother, Barbara E. Oyer Harsh, and 3 brothers, James R. Oyer and Michael W. Oyer, both of Bellefontaine, and Randy L. Oyer of Lakeview.
Bonnie had several Special Friends that she would want acknowledged, Curtis L. Frazier, Todd M. Carmean (boyfriend), Denise Rafferty Souders, A.J. Carmean, and her friends from Davita Dialysis in Urbana, Jeremiah and Kathy.
Bonnie has requested to be cremated and no services to be held. There will be a Memorial Service to follow at a later date. Information will be forthcoming.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Ashlie N. Frazier, 154 Maplewood Lane, London, Ohio 43140.
Published in Weekly Currents from Apr. 8 to Apr. 9, 2016
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