Marjorie Amos-Frazier Obituary

Alease, Deacon Amos & Family,

Weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning. Your Mother was truly a "rare jewel" that was treasured by you and so many people for all the good things that she has done for you and for others.

I was told the story about her remarkable political career being the first Afro American women what a blessing she has been to so many people during her lifetime.

Your Mother lived a good life, fought a good fight now she is getting the rest that she deserves no more pain, no more sickness she is with the Heavenly Father & would not come choose to come back here on earth if she could.

Treasure the memories you have of her and the legend that she left keep them close to your heart.

Remember that your loss is Heavens gain that "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13

Nancy, Gwen & Courtney Button

To the FAMILY of MRS. AMOS, please know that YOU have nothing to be sad about!!! Why? MRS. AMOS lived A LIFE NONE OF CAN EQUAL NOR SURPASS!!!

She excelled in every thing she did. She was also a model and mentor for many of us. She showed us how to be and do the thing GOD ORDAINED US TO DO AND BE.

Mrs, Amos and my Mother were contempories, at the American Tobacco Factory, and, were very active members of the Democratic Party.They opened many doors for the Charleston community, both in the union at the American Tobacco Co., and politically.

FOR THAT WE WILL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL.
Please know that YOU are in our prayers and thoughts. And know that we grieve with YOU, and we will always remember Mrs. Amos.

GOD will take care of you.
Sincerely yours,Helen T. McKune, Mrs. Helen V. Thomas and family

Charleston has lost a true icon and I lost a very good friend. My deepest sympathy to your entire family. Marjorie did so much for so many for so long.

To the Family of Marjorie Amos-Frazier,
You all are in our thoughts and in our prayers. There is a time and a season for every thing under the Heavens (Ecclesiastes 3)
GOD Bless you all.
Love
Carol and Yvonne Williams

Elease, may you and your siblings find comfort in knowing your Mom made her life count in so many significant ways. She was a pioneer that left an exquisite legacy. I know you all will miss her dearly. My prayers are with you. I love you and miss you Elease.

Mrs. Marjorie Amos-Frazier

Dear Sweet Mrs. Majorie

You were the epitome of a lady, during time on “women rights”. Being 68 years of age, I have grown up seeing the justice and injustice in the realm of the woman. I seen “women” being abused and abusing; however, from the time that I’ve met you in 1984, you’ve been an example of what a lady in court of my Father God, the LORD and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ exemplifies.

I could say that I’m very sad at this time; but, that would be an understatement. I am sorry from an emotional perspective; but, spiritually, I am ecstatic to know that you joining my mom, Maggie in the heavenlies with HIM…

Your life was: By him, and with him, and in him, in the unity of the Holy Spirit all honor and glory is yours, Almighty Father, now and for ever. AMEN

Keep being a lady in the court of the LORD, for HIS mercies endureth forever.

Brother Dallas (Sister Janie)

I am very sorry for your lost. Vertelle and Elease please except my deepest sympathy. I want both of you as well as the rest of your family to know that I highly respected your mother and all of her accomplishments.

God has called home an angel. And we all know she is counting on her family to be strong. She lived and amazing life and left an amazing legacy. My your memories bring you comfort.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Mother Marjorie Amos-Frazier. I've been both honored and privileged to have had her to call on for counsel for many years. Her caring spirit and willingness to help endeared her to me. She was not only one of my heroes, but a mentor as well. I will honor her legacy by continuing the fight for those who need an ear to listen and a voice to be heard. May her sweet-sweet soul rest in peace.

I am very sorry I did not get the opportunity to meet Marjorie but, to her family my most deepest condolences and made God bless you and keep you strong through this most trying time.

Sincerely - Dennis Fludd

I had the privilege of knowing Marjorie Amos-Frazier when she was a member of Charleston County Council. She was a wonderful, caring, person; a good leader, and one who helped many people. I shall miss her. My deepest condolences to her family.

To The Family of Ms. Marjorie,
We share in your loss of someone who was always available for others.

"Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow"

My condolence to the Amos- Frazier Family
Theresa
ICS Class of 63

GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU MY FAMILY. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU IN THIS DIFFICULT TIME, MAY GOD KEEP YOU ALL IN HIS CARE.

My Sincere Condolences to the family...

Micheal L. Nesbitt
Burbank,CA.

To all the Family Members, Dee Dee and I are very sorry for your loss. The world and especially Charleston was blessed to have her as a member of our community. She was a "Super Woman" a trail blazer and will be missed. Peace and Many blessings,

To: All who Grieve the passing of Mrs. Amos-Frazier.

Marjorie would have wanted all of us to continue the fight for more freedom, equality. She saw, indeed helped make possible, the election of President Barack Obama. She would not have wanted us to sit on the sidelines and watch the loss of the things she fought for. We should continue the fight for human progress, in her name, as she smiles on all of us, from above.

To Monica Frazier and Family,

It is with great sorrow, I send this condolence to you and your family in the passing of your step-mother, Marjorie Amos-Frazier. May God embrace you with His Love, Grace, and Peace at this time of loss.

TO: MEMBERS OF THE AMOS/FRASIER FAMILY
We will miss the pleasant smiles of Mrs. Margorie of Mrs Frasier, as we affectionately called her. A close friend of our mom and all of the women who worked at the Cigar Factory. She was instrumental in getting them all organized and getting insurance and other benefits at a time when it was the only place where Negro Women could find a place to work with the benefits , as other workers. May God bless the family of this standard bearer for us all.

Rev. Charles H. & Dorothy S. Brown
Retired teacher and A.M.E. Minister & Wife.

To Antonette Boswell and Family,

I am saddened to learn of the death of your grandmother, Mrs. Marjorie Amos-Frazier. She was such a pioneer for all of us and the City of Charleston has lost a great leader. May God comfort you during this difficult time. Weeping may endure for a night but Joy cometh in the morning.

To Jerome and the rest of the Amos Family, You all have my deepest and heartfelt condolences and you will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time of your bereavement....God Bless Barbara Young Greene(BJ)

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To the family: You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of this "most giving" soul! My mother also worked at the Cigar Factory along with her and shared wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing your mother with us all of these years! May she rest from all of her labors -- SIT DOWN SERVANT, JOB WELL DONE!!

To the Family of the late Mrs. Marjorie Amos Frazier, c/o Ms. Elease Amos-Goodwin, I extend my deepest sympathy upon the hearing of her passing, and please sense the consolation that she is resting in the arms of our Heavenly Father. "Let us send praises up so blessings may come down." She will be sorely missed.

Prayerfully,

To the children of Ms. Amos; Thank you for allowing me the pleasure of meeting your mother. She was an inspiration to my children and myself. She has shared so many things with me and accepted me into her life. For that I am very thankful to have been in her presence. Jerome we have had many times sitting and speaking with your mother. I thank you for allowing me into her life. She accepted me just as one of her own child. She once told me, when I had my youngest child, that she was always taught not to say anything if you don't have someone nice to say. Well your mother told me that my youngest child was a very beautiful child and had nothing but good things to say about her. She also told me a story about a baby that was not so beautiful. Ms. Amos was such a beautiful person, inside and out. Please keep your heads up and always stay together. That is something she would want to see always. Just put your hands and hearts into the ARMS OF OUR FATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN. I know you love her but GOD LOVES HER BEST. Stay strong for each other. Always remember the good times and not the pain or illness she went through. May GOD keep you always.

Inez (Cleo), Shayla, Thaddeus, Divine, John and Izalee.

Our deepest condolences are with you all. Mrs. Marjorie was a very special person. She would always welcome you in her home and her Sunday dinners were great. She will be truly missed. Family just know that To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord Jesus Christ. You were blessed to have such a True Legend.

Mrs. Marjorie Amos-Frazier was a wonderful person who always made me feel like I was an important part of her immediately family. She was a trailblazer in politics and community services. I along with all the lives she touched will miss her as we continue to benefit from her many years of service as an advocate for the people. Her spirit will live on with us forever. To Lisa,Vertelle,Wilford and Jerome,just know that your mother was a very special person and you are all fortunate to have had her as a parent and a part of your lives. You are all in my prayers.

My deepest sympathies to you all on the loss of a wonderful woman who opened her heart to many and forged new paths for us all.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Mrs. Amos-Frazier was a wonderful woman who opened her doors to many. I'll never forget those famous Sunday brunches at her home. She is sorely missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Mrs. Amos-Frazier was a wonderful woman who opened her doors to many. I'll never forget those famous Sunday brunches at her home. She is sorely missed.

You have our deepest smpathy for the lost of your loved one. In time your grief will be replaced with wonderful memories. Until then, we will pray for her family.

My thoughts and prayer's are with you and the family. May God be with you.

To the Amos Family,

My deepest smpathy and prayers goes out to all of you in this difficult time.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort

To: Wilford and the Amos family,

Your mother was a light in the community. A light that now lives on in you...

She will be miss ............A great women




Carl Curry

The work Mother Frazier did speaks for her. My prayers are with the family during this difficult time. She was truly a blessing to me.