Patricia Annette Frazier

Patricia Annette Frazier, born on September 4, 1962, passed away on October 27, 2025, at the age of 63. Patricia was a resident of Prattville, Alabama. She is preceded in death by her Parents, Javier and Ladonna Puig.

Patricia is survived by her Husband, Charles Frazier; Son, David Puig; Daughters, Valerie Buell Stutts (Travis), Amber Puig, Tiffany Sanders (Fred), and Sisters, Maria Stillwagon and Ruthie Puig-Gutierrez (Tony).

The world feels quieter without Patty in it, though anyone who knew her knows she would never have stood for quiet too long.

Patty was a whirlwind of laughter and honesty, a free spirit with a sparkle in her eyes and a sarcastic remark always waiting on her tongue. She spoke her mind without hesitation, loved fiercely and lived without apology.

Patty spent 31 years married to Allen Frazier, though they weren't always peaceful. They could bicker like champions and make up just as quickly; proof that even when they drove each other crazy, there was a deep love beneath it all. They had a bond that could survive distance, disagreements, and decades; a tru "can't live with you, can't live without you" love story.

Her faithful dog, Chico, was her shadow and her confidant, trotting by her side through every chapter of her story. Together they filled her days with comfort and companionship, the kind only true friends share.

Patty's children and grandchildren were her greatest joy. Four hearts she shaped into this world and ten more that made it brighter. She loved them deeply, teased them endlessly and taught them the kind of strength that comes from being real.

To her daughter, she was "Troll', a name born of messy hair and mischievous smiles. A symbol of the wild beauty that defined her. And though she is gone from sight, that spirit still lingers in every laugh that bubbles up unexpectedly, in every moment of truth spoken boldly, in every stubborn, shining bit of love that refuses to fade.

Patty lived her life the only way she knew how; fully, loudly and entirely herself. And we wouldn't have wanted her any other way.

In loving memory of Patricia "Patty" Frazier.