Mary Frances Frazier, 98, of McComb, MS passed away on March 18, 2020 at the McComb Nursing and Rehab Center in McComb, MS.

A visitation for Mrs. Frazier will be held on Friday, March 20, 2020 at Hartman-Jones Funeral Home from 10 AM until a private family graveside service at 11 AM at Hollywood Cemetery. Dr. David Millican will be officiating.

Mrs. Frazier was born November 13, 1921 in McComb, MS to the late John Roland and Donie Texana Taylor Odom.

After graduating from McComb High School in 1939, also with a diploma in Diversified Occupations, Mary Frances became a bookkeeper. She worked for Alford Brothers, Moak’s Bus Line, Frazier’s Auto Supply, Sherman Construction Company, Gulf States Theaters, Wimberly Jewelers, McComb Coca Cola Bottling, Pike County Tax Assessor and Collector, and Joe’s Tractor. She retired in 1986.

Mary Frances was a lifelong member of First Baptist Church of McComb, MS. She was faithful to the Harmony Sunday School class then the Ruth Sunday School Class. For the past three years, she was thankful for the Sunday School class provided by First Baptist Church at McComb Nursing and Rehab. Mary Frances was an avid deer hunter for over forty years and was a member of the Amite River Sportsman’s Club. She and her husband, Ardell, enjoyed hunting together through the 2009 deer season. They celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary on September 24, 2010.

She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband Ardell Frazier; her brothers John Edward Odom and Billy Odom; and her sister Doris Ingram.

Surviving Mrs. Frazier is her son Jimmy Frazier and his wife Barbara of Orange, TX; her daughter Arlene Crider and husband Billy Carr of Brookhaven, MS; her sisters: Imogene Johnson of Martinez, GA and Peggy Edwards of Groves, TX; her grandchildren: Stan Crider and wife Tanya, Carla Crider Allen, Laura Osborne and husband Jimmie Leslie Bedgood and husband Mark; great-grandchildren: Sara, Will and Lillee Crider; Manda Smith; Madeline Nunnery and husband Kory; Isabelle Dunaway; Kade Allen; Jackson and Cooper Osborne; Sydney and Shelby Bedgood; great-great grandchildren: Darrin Smith Dunaway and Truly Smith along with numerous nieces and nephews.

Due to COVID-19 and recommendation from the CDC and the Mississippi Department of Health we are asking for those who would like to view to be brief and leave the funeral home as soon as possible. If you are experiencing any form of illness we kindly ask that you please refrain from coming to the visitation. We thank you in advance for your cooperation in these difficult times.