To The Family Of Michael Frazier:
So very sorry for your tremendous loss. Please find comfort in his legacy that continues. He poured into so many. Dr. Frazier was my favorite professor at Howard University. He always carried himself with such grace and dignity. You could tell how much he cared about his students. What a wonderful man! He represented you well. Blessings to you. 

I am just learning of Dr. Mike Frazier death's this evening two years later.  It really hit me because Dr. Frazier was one of my favorite political science professors at Howard University.    Dr Frazier was the one who inspired me to pursue a Masters in  Public Administration after taking a Public Administration course my senior year that he taught in the Political Science Dept . 

His PhD  was in Public Administration. He was a great mentor who wrote a few recommendations for me for grad and law schools and became a friend to me after I graduated from Howard in 1991 . The last time I saw him was  a few years ago when I had dropped by his office during homecoming week and we had a great conversation.  As always, we were laughing,  discussing life, and my professional career.  He really cared for people particularly his students.

He will  sorely be missed and still is upsetting that I didn't have an opportunity to say my final goodbyes to him.   RIP Dr. Frazier and condolences to the Frazier family.

I was wallowing as a student. Dr. Frazier lit a spark which sustains me to this day. When asked who was the most outstanding professor you studied under - without pause I will say exactly what I have said for over 30- Dr. Frazier. Thank you, Sir. 

I want to offer my deepest condolences to the family of Dr.  Michael Frazier.   While serving in the U.S. Air Force in the late 1960's we where stationed together and played on the same basketball team outside of Madrid, Spain.  Even then his leadership was an inspiration to all of us.  He was always upbeat with a great sence of humor.   I'll always have fond memories of our time together.  May God bless him and his family, and may he rest in peace.

Dear family of Mike Frazier, 
I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your loved one and my friend. We were stationed  together at Torrejon Air force base Spain  in the late 1960's.  Doing those years  we spent a lot of hours  together as  members of the Torrejon Raiders basketball team. Mike always had that great smile and conversation that kept all of us going , It was  great to reconnect with Mike after 49 years back in April 2018 and had plan to meet in the future. He will be greatly missed. Much love to my brother.
Lynwood and Helen Allen

I just had the privilege of meeting Mr. Frazier in the hospital.  I had no idea of his very impressive life’s work, though I am not surprised.  When I’d enter his room, after a warm greeting, he’d say “I have two questions for you.”  I was struck by his grace, warmth, and loving soul.  He clearly loved his family and their love for him was so evident.  They all truly touched me.  I can only imagine your pain in losing this loving man.  Please know I’m praying for all of you.  May you feel God’s presence in these trying times.  I feel so fortunate to have met you all.

Dear family of Mike Frazier, 
I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your divine loved one and my friend, the illustrious Dr. Michael Frazier.  As a distinguished Associate Professor of Political Science at Howard University, he also  served on my staff at the Pentagon as an outstanding Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Faculty Fellow, 1996-1998. 

I was delighted and proud to learn that he  received the 2015 prestigious Jewel Limar Prestage Mentorship Award for his unique mentorship ability and unrelenting lifetime support for the development of talented professionals and students at HBCUs. Mike was recognized for having the highest number of PhD candidates (5) presented for honors in a single year, more than any professor in Howard’s history and for having directed more PhD honor recipients (25) also more than any professor in the history of the university. During the course of his career, Mike mentored more than 100 PhD and Master Degree recipients. This is an extraordinary achievement. 

Mike was a committed servant leader of faith and a devoted family man. He will be sorely missed. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. May the peace of God guide your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus at this difficult time of bereavement. 

Sincerely, 
Claiborne Douglass Haughton, Jr. 
703-587-5496
Arlington, Va.


After military service, Michael bounded upon the campus of Virginia State College, where I met him in July, 1971.   He was both a military veteran, and a veteran of life, as he became a mentor to me, and hundreds of others, over the next 45+ years.  He inspired all he met to aspire to their potential, and he led by example pursuing a major in Eastern European history.   A Black man with his authoritative view  on this subject (and many others), who was never afraid to share his retinue of study in this area of the world, was indeed a unique commodity.  His astute outlook and intense knowledge on many topics never failed to impress both military leaders, educators and politicos.  

He will be sorely missed, as the void he leaves will be tough to fill.

All the best, my brother, may ye rest in peace in Heaven.    

Please accept my condolences.  Our Heavenly Father is near to those who are broken at heart, he is there to comfort you.  We look forward to his promise when there will be no more sorrow and pain.  Revelation 21:4

OBITUARIO

Michael Frazier

14 febrero, 1946 – 14 junio, 2018

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