Frazer George Cook

I and many others from the Woodway band had the honor of knowing Frazer. He traveled with us when we represented the state of Washington for Nixon's second inauguration in 1973.."DC in '73", and acted as our announcer, chaperone and most of all, friend. I also had a number of opportunities to be with him in many casual situations in the following years, and I just can't describe what a wonderful and entertaining man he was. He is sorely missed by many.

We shared Thanksgiving dinner with Frazer several years in a row at our mutual friend, Emily Dexter's house. We loved his humor and that glorious speaking voice of his. He will be greatly missed.

Ken & I met Frazer's father George Cook, when we first became Club members in 1993. In talking with him we found out that he and my father (Don Cook) had been students in the Law School at the same time, and that his wife had also been a marksman, as was my father.
Later, we became Husky football season ticket holders, and later, because the Marching Band hired a new Band Director, formerly from Ohio State, (Ken was a Wisconsin alum and Big 10 schools are like "brothers"), we got to...

Frazer was a dear friend for many years. We will miss his charm and humor, but we have been blessed with many fond memories.