Dennis Dale Frazier Sr.

I first met Dennis at CSU, Chico when he worked in Human Resources and we became fast friends. As the Payroll Director at the time we both worked for Dr. Charles Adams and we worked as a team to help faculty and staff with Human Resources and Union Contract issues. Dennis was well-liked and respected. He was honest and direct and good mentor. After he retired, the University asked him to come back. Dennis had a big heart and stood up for the little guy. As a female manager without degree,...

I first met Dennis in 1973 when, fresh from graduating college, I was hired by the Orange County Employees Association (OCEA) to be Editor of the labor organization's monthly magazine for its then 11,000 county employee members. Over the next five plus years, I was privileged to work closely with Dennis, enjoy his friendship and get to know his wife, Beverly, and their kids. I consider Dennis one of the most influential people in my early professional life, and I valued the knowledge and...

I am so sorry to hear of Dennis´ passing. I had the good fortune of running into Dennis several times at La Hacienda Restaurant recently - the last time the week before he died. When he stopped by our table, we reminisced about our time at Chico State. I very much enjoyed working with Dennis and was a recipient of his sage advice on several occasions when dealing with work issues. He was always calm and measured, and I appreciated his wry sense of humor. Sincerest condolences to his...

Remembering Mr. Frazier while working at Plant Facilities in 1995 . Always a kind soul . He worked along with my late husband William B . Patton that handled the Union matters at Chico State. My Condolences to his wife and Family Namaste

Beverly we are so sorry for the loss of Denny. He was a great person and cousin. I have many memories of him from my childhood. Sending prayers and thoughts for your whole family. He will be missed . He really looks a lot like Toni's and my Dad (Paul Castoro) May he rest in peace.

Dear Beverly, My sincere sympathy to you and your entire family for the passing of your husband. What a beautiful obituary Dennis wrote. I was so stuck by, "next to family, God comes first." May God continue to help you and your family through this difficult time.(I didn't know Dennis, but his obituary was quite moving.)

I'M SO SAD AT THIS TIME. ALTHOUGH WE WERE COUSINS--WE DIDN'T KNOW EACH OTHER VERY WELL, BUT I AM SO GLAD I LOOKED YOU & BEVERLY UP WHEN I WAS IN CHICO. I HAD A GREAT EVENING WITH YOU & FELT IMMEDIATELY IN THE FAMILY! YOU & YOUR BEAUTIFUL WIFE MADE ME FEEL SO GOOD! AND YOU, DENNY, LOOKED SO MUCH LIKE YOUR UNCLE PAUL!!! YOU WERE A GREAT MAN WHO WILL BE LOVED & REMEMBERED BY SO MANY. LOVE , TONI & DAVE