Nancy Louise Frazier 1943-2022. Nancy was born to Lorenz and Wilma Frels of Houston. She is proceeded in death by her son-Eric. She leaves behind a Son-Jimmy, Daughter-Jennifer (Eric), Lots of Grandkids-Jordan (Kaylee), Austin (Kylie), Matthew, Corey, Mason and Josiah, Brothers-Mike (Shirley) and David. Nancy attended Incarnate Word High School until she fell in love with a boy at Mt. Carmel High School during a dance in town. She then switched schools just to be with him. They married years later and had two sons who were the apples of her eye. Nancy then went onto have a daughter in her 2nd marriage who became her best friend and sidekick for a lot of fun crazy adventures. Nancy taught her kids what unconditional love looks like. To her many grandchildren, she was sweet and always willing to play a game with them, hear all about their new toy or sit through hours of sporting events for them even in the Houston heat. She gave her life to being there for others, putting herself last. While Nancy liked her peace and quiet, she also loved loading up and taking vacations with her kids and grandkids. One time while the beltway was still being built, we got in the car and drove just to see where it ended. Nancy loved traveling with her family and friends, spending the days out on the water speeding around on their boat, having cookouts and making happy memories. Later when she had her daughter, they would travel quite often to the West Columbia lake house where Nancy's mother lived. After Nancy's son Eric was born in 1969 with Spina Bifida, Nancy made it her mission to help other families going through the same struggles. She volunteered for Easter Seals and gave comfort to families struggling like hers. She also work for the Cypress Fairbanks ISD for 21 years. Nancy was an avid reader and loved the author Patricia Cornwell. She was also the biggest Elvis Presley fan there ever was and even her first concert she ever attended right here in Houston, Texas. Nancy was a wonderful mom, sister, grandmother, friend and daughter. She would have done anything for you. Nancy's last words of wisdom she wanted to leave behind to her loved ones was, in all things you do, just be kind. Although she will be greatly missed, we rejoice in knowing she has been reunited with her baby boy Eric once again in peace.