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Frazier, Richard

 Person

Biographical History

Richard Frazier is a Provo resident.

Richard Frazier is the son of Ferrin and Ann Frazier. After he married his wife Cyndee in Casper, Wyoming in 1969, the couple moved to Provo, Utah in 1970. The couple initially moved to Provo in hopes that Richard attend Brigham Young University for a photography degree. Upon discovering that BYU did not have a photography program, Fraizer gained employment with Clegg Construction. He has also served in community programs, such as Provo's Central Little League Baseball program.

Citation:
Daily Herald, Nov. 18, 2009 (Richard is the son of Ferrin and Ann Frazier)

UPB Files, June 7, 2017 (Richard married his wife Cyndee in Casper, Wyoming in 1969; the two moved to Provo, Utah in 1970 in hopes for Richard to go To BYU for photography; Richard worked for Clegg Construction and various community groups including Provo's Central Little League)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Oral history interview with Cyndee and Richard Frazier, 2012 October 14

 Item — Volume MSS OH 2563: Series 52
Identifier: MSS 7752 Series 52
Scope and Contents

Interview of Cyndee and Richard Frazier administered by Redd Center intern Jared Tolman for their "Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project." Topics discussed in this interview include the couple’s decision to move to Provo, memories of their home in West Provo, and various locations that no longer exist. Material dated October 14, 2012.

Dates: 2012 October 14
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / MSS 7752, Charles Redd Center for Western Studies oral history project records / Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project transcripts

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