Frazier Duryea

Age 87, June 29, 2026. Beloved husband of Beverly.  Loving father of Pamela Campau and Scott (Tara) Duryea. Dearest brother of Patricia Duryea, the late Lynn Duryea and the late Judy Duryea. Dear grandfather of Caige Duryea, Sydney Campau and Lalanea Duryea. Also survived by 2 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

A Memorial Gathering will be held from 12 - 4 pm on Saturday, July 11, 2026 at Weise Funeral Home, 7210 Park Avenue, Allen Park, MI 48101

Family Tribute:

With heavy hearts and profound sadness, we announce the passing of Frazier, a beloved husband, dad, father-in-law, grandpa, great-grandpa, brother, uncle, and friend. His absence leaves an immeasurable void in the lives of everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

Frazier’s greatest joy was his family. He loved deeply, gave generously, and never hesitated to show up for the people he loved. He was a constant source of strength, encouragement, and support, always willing to lend a helping hand or offer whatever was needed without expecting anything in return.

He was incredibly proud of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. There was rarely a sporting event he would miss. Whether it was one of his own family members competing or the child of a friend or neighbor, if Frazier knew you, chances are he was in the stands cheering you on.

His generosity touched countless lives. It could be helping pay for hockey, stepping in to replace appliances, or treating family to Friday night dinners. He reminded us through his actions what unconditional love and family truly meant. Those acts of kindness were never about recognition; they were simply who he was and an excuse to spend time with us.

Golf was one of Frazier’s greatest passions. Some of his happiest moments were spent on the golf course with family and friends. Having to give up the game because of his health was one of the hardest losses he faced. Even after he could no longer play, he still found joy in being part of it, often stopping by Scott and Caige’s golf league before they teed off or waiting for them when they returned, just to share in the camaraderie and conversation.

Frazier lived a life defined not by the things he owned, but by the love he gave, the people he supported, and the memories he helped create. His kindness, selflessness, quiet strength, and unwavering devotion to his family will be remembered long after today.

While our hearts are broken, we find comfort in knowing he is finally at peace, free from pain, and perhaps walking the fairways of a perfect golf course once again.

His legacy lives on in every lesson he taught, every life he touched, and every person fortunate enough to have called him family or friend.

Those who knew Frazier will always remember his quick wit, his generous heart, and the little sayings that made him uniquely him. When he was ready to leave, he would smile and say, “My mother called, I gotta go.” It always brought a laugh and became one of the many memories his family and friends will forever cherish. Though this time he answered a different call, we take comfort in believing he has been reunited with those who went before him. His love, kindness, and unwavering devotion to his family will remain in our hearts always. He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten. Until we meet again, we’ll miss you every day!