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James Earl
Frasier
Dec 12, 1933 — May 21, 2022
James (Jim) Earl Frasier passed away peacefully in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday, May 21st, 2022, surrounded by his loving family.
Jim is survived by his loving wife Margaret, daughters Deborah Hickman and Linda Trammell (Steve), all of San Antonio, TX; sister Diane Hays (John) of Kerrville, TX; sister JoAnn Savage (Don) of Chandler, TX; brother Theodore Frasier of San Juan, TX; sister Gerri Frasier of Houston, TX; grandson Cory Hickman (Lauren); great-grandson Carson Hickman; and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by sisters Avis Hatfield and Norma Austin.
Jim was born on December 12 th , 1933 in Pharr, Texas. He graduated from PSJA High School in Pharr in 1951. Jim married his high school sweetheart and the love of his life, Margaret, and they spent 70 wonderful years together. Jim worked at the Texas Highway Department, Golden Jersey, and then, Sun Oil Company for most of his career in gas production plants and as a lease operator where his work took him and his family from the Rio Grande Valley to Oklahoma, and back. He spent several years as a Foreman over numerous Gulf of Mexico offshore platforms.
After his 33+ year career with Sun Oil Company, Jim retired, and he and Margaret moved to San Antonio to be closer to family, travel, and generally just to enjoy life. He had a great love for the coast and salt-water fishing and spent many days around South Padre Island and Laguna Madre with family and friends. His freezer was always full.
Those who knew Jim knew him as charismatic and outgoing, respected and loved by many. He will be missed greatly.
Private services will be held for the family.
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