Alberta (Bertie) Adeline Neuse Frazier was born January 1, 1929, in San Marcus, TX, to Richard and Irene Neuse. She attended Blanco Star Country School first through eighth grade, after which she attended only one year at San Marcos High School. After finishing her sophomore year at Kerrville High School where her sister Connie was teaching, she again returned to San Marcos High where she graduated 1946. During her time in San Marcos, she worked as one of the famous "Mermaids" of Aquarena Springs. Bertie then attended Southwest Texas State Teachers College (now Texas State University) from 1946-1947. She then moved to Plymouth, Michigan with a girlfriend where she worked at a Montgomery Ward store, and then later as a telephone operator. In 1948, her sister Connie asked that she help her move from California to Fort Worth, TX.

At that time she enlisted in the newly formed US Air Force in 1949 and was initially stationed in San Antonio, TX. After basic, she was assigned to Chanute Air Field, IL, where she served as a weather observer. Not long after, she was reassigned to Randolph Field in San Antonio, TX, where she met and married H.M. Frazier Jr.,on August 7, 1951. After both had resigned from the Air Force, they moved to Gruver, TX, H.M. Frazier's home town. While she gradually became accustomed to the absence of trees, hills, and rivers of South Texas they began a family. Her husband worked for Phillips Petroleum Company for over twelve years,  being moved from various booster plants and towns around the Texas Panhandle. The family finally settled in Gruver, TX in 1965. At that time, Mr. Frazier began farming at the Frazier farm that had been established northwest of Gruver in 1929. H.M. and Bertie did attend the Community Bible Church for several years.

While raising four children, three girls and a boy, Bertie began work at Gumphrey's Insurance agency as well as DeeAnn's Dress Shop in 1967.  Soon after, Mr. Ralph Bort asked Bertie to begin working at the Gruver State Bank, where she worked from 1968 - 1991. After she was finally able to retire, H.M. and Bertie were able to enjoy extensive travels throughout the USA, Europe and Egypt while visiting their children. They were also able to enjoy the company of many local couples that met up at their house for pre-football game gatherings.

After the death of H.M. Frazier in 2002, Bertie continued to lived in Gruver a few years before moving to Amarillo in 2005. She then moved to Abingdon, VA, in 2013 where she lived with her son for four years. She then returned to Amarillo, for a few years before finally returning to Gruver in 2021 to live with her youngest daughter, Diane. She began attending the First Christian Church, and continued to find her way around Gruver in her golf cart. After years of declining health, she died on January 15, 2025.

Survived by Donna Denise Frazier Kwiatkowski, husband Robert Kwiatkowski (deceased), daughter Marli Kimberlin, husband Jerry, and granddaughter Pyper.

Debra Faye Frazier Knight, husband Bruce Knight; daughter April Knight, husband Michael Vattaso, grandchildren Vivianne, Olivia, and David; son Aaron Knight and grandson Joshua; daughter Amber Abney, husband Robby, grandchildren Hillary, Zoe, and Caleb.

Dustin Clyde Frazier, wife Deborah Frazier; son Dustin Frazier II, wife Leslie, grandchildren Cor, Lucca, and Kayode; daughter Katharine, partner Matthew Rembold, his children Thaysen, and Emma; son Seth, wife Victoria; son Matthew; son Joshua, wife Stacey, grandchildren Hayes, Stella, and Alani; son Daniel; daughter Mary, husband Austin Scherbarth; daughter Jennifer; daughter Abigayle; daughter Anna; daughter Margaret; and son John.

Diane Elaine Frazier, daughter Anissa Elaine Clary, husband Scott; son Ronald Joseph (RJ) Jones.

Viewing will be on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at the First Christian Church in Gruver from 5:00p.m.-7:00p.m..  Funeral services will be on Thursday, January 23, 2025, 2:00p.m. at the First Christian Church with Pastor Gary Gumfory officiating. Burial will follow at the Gruver Cemetery.  Arrangements are under the direction of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Spearman.