

Ryan had a big heart and a brilliant mind. His knowledge ran deep, especially when it came to Random topics and computers. He loved figuring things out, solving problems, and using what he knew to help others. He was someone you could turn to when you needed an answer, a helping hand, or simply a friend. Like his Dad Ryan never seemed to meet a stranger because he’d treat you like he’s always known you. He had a sense to know when someone needed a friend or listening ear.
His heart was just as remarkable as his mind. He cared deeply, gave generously, and would give the shirt off his back to someone in need. His humor brought laughter, and his kindness made people feel that they had someone in their corner.
Ryan had a special love for his cats and found joy in life’s simple things. He often reminded others to be thankful for what they had, believing that gratitude could help them find peace.
To his sister, Brittney, he was a hero—a brother whose love, intelligence, and kindness meant more than words could ever express. There should have been more time, more laughter, and more memories together with those who loved him.
Ryan is survived by his mother Cindy Goodman; his brother Dwayne Frazier and his grandfather, Ron Frazier, his sister, Brittney; and his aunts, Elaine Fleck and Nancy Southards and many cousins. He joins his brother, Stanley; his father John; and many beloved family and friends in heaven.
Though Ryan was tragically taken, the love he gave and the lives he touched will never be erased. He was deeply loved, and he will forever be missed.
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