John Harris Frazier Sr. passed away on July 1, 2022 at the age of 60, after a long 3 year battle with Lung Cancer. He was born on October 18, 1961 at Montgomery General Hospital in Olney, Maryland. He grew up in Rockville, MD. John was a long-time resident of Falling Waters, WV (seasonally/RV Park) and Mulberry, FL where his main home was located on a beautiful piece of property that he purchased, envisioned and brought to life himself. John was married to the love of his life, Ashley Frazier. They share one son, Presley Frazier. John also had four adult children, Sharie Bell of Merritt Island, FL, John Frazier Jr. of Glen Burnie, MD, Amber Frazier of Hagerstown, MD and Shaun Frazier of Cumberland, MD. John is also survived by 9 Grandchildren, Tivis, Quiddy and Gabriel Bell, Christian, Cierra and Camren Frazier, Alycia Vinson, Anestassia Smith and Amya Cook. As well as 3 nieces, Mackenzie, Madison and Morgan Martin of Hanover, PA. He is predeceased by his parents. His father, Eddie Frazier passed away when he was just 6 years old. His mother, Mary Frazier passed away when he was 22 years old. For 30 years, John was the proud Owner of his A/C company, Montgomery Air, LLC working along- side his oldest son John Jr. for 24 of those years. Many stories and memories of John involve him being on a phone call for work that interrupted and took priority over any and everything. He loved what he did and devoted his entire self to his company for most of his adult life. He did however learn to slow down and en- joy spending more time with his family and focused on making memories for his young son. John had the biggest heart and enjoyed helping others anytime he could, but his love for cars and keeping them clean was his happiness. Aside from his vehicles he enjoyed buying and traveling in his many RV's, whether it was across country with a group of friends or just up 95 between FL to WV, he LOVED it! John did not wish to have any type of service or gathering. If you would like to honor John please make some time and sit with your family, share a memory about him, enjoy a nice meal together and simply be present in each other's lives because that's what is most important.