Mrs. Janice Elsie Frazier-Clements

Celebration of a Life Well Lived and Loved “ A cheerful heart is good medicine” Proverbs 17:22 Janice Elsie Frazier October 7, 1967 – June 21, 2026 "The house lights dimmed, the crowd settled in, and Heaven announced, 'Ladies and gentlemen...please welcome our next performer.' On October 7, 1967, the curtain rose on the unforgettable life of Janice Elsie Frazier." Born to Robert Lee Frazier, Sr. and Christine Edwards Frazier, Janice entered the world exactly the way she lived in it—with purpose, personality, and enough laughter to keep everyone around her smiling. She was educated in both the Atlanta Public School System and the DeKalb County School System, attending Center Hill Elementary before graduating from Rainbow Elementary. She continued her education at Southwest DeKalb High School, proudly graduating with the Class of 1985. At an early age, Janice made the most important decision of her life by accepting Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. She was baptized at Mount Nebo Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend E.D. Jackson, where she began building the faith that would guide her throughout her life. As a devoted and faithful member, she joyfully served for many years in the Mount Nebo Baptist Church Young Adult Choir. Whether she was lifting her voice in song or lifting someone's spirit with her infectious laughter, Janice found joy in serving both God and His people. Later in life, she united with Antioch East Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend Dr. Michael Smith, where she continued her walk with Christ. As a young adult, Janice became the proud mother of her greatest accomplishment, her son, Antwon Jamel Frazier. Although she chose not to pursue college, she quickly proved that no degree could teach the gift she naturally possessed—the ability to connect with people. Janice began her career as a seasonal employee with the Internal Revenue Service. It didn't take long for everyone to realize she wasn't going anywhere. Her personality, quick wit, and ability to make even the most uncomfortable conversations enjoyable earned her a full-time position. Whether she worked in collections or financing, somehow people could leave a conversation about money laughing—and that was pure Janice. Never one to limit herself, Janice later accepted a part-time receptionist position at Curry Honda. Before long she realized answering the phones wasn't enough. She wanted to be where the people were. She transitioned into automobile sales and eventually finance management, where she truly found her calling. Customers came for a car but often left with a story about "that funny lady in finance." She had a way of making people feel like family instead of customers. Her laughter filled every dealership she worked in, and her reputation caused owners and managers to seek her out—not the other way around. Janice could sell a car, close a deal, and have everyone in the office laughing before the paperwork was signed. If you knew Janice, you knew two things were guaranteed: she was going to tell the joke everyone else was thinking, and she was going to laugh even harder than you did. She believed life was simply too short to take yourself too seriously. She never met a stranger, only people who hadn't laughed with her yet. Her love language wasn't just words—it was showing up. If someone needed help, Janice was already on the way. If someone was hurting, she found a way to make them smile. She inherited her mother's generous spirit and never hesitated to give the shirt off her back—or the last dollar in her purse—if someone needed it more than she did. Family was the center of her world. Nothing brought a bigger smile to her face than her son and her two precious grandchildren. They were her greatest joy, her favorite audience, and the reason behind some of her proudest moments. On June 21, 2026, the curtain fell on Janice's final earthly performance. While her comedic voice has gone quiet here, there is little doubt that Heaven gained its newest headliner. We can only imagine the angels trying to keep a straight face while Janice reminds everyone that even eternity could use a good laugh. Though our hearts are heavy, we know Janice would not want us to stay sad forever. She would probably tell us to stop crying, fix our faces, and remember one of her jokes. So today, we celebrate not only the life she lived but the laughter she left behind—a laughter that will continue to echo through every story shared, every family gathering, and every smile she inspired. Janice leaves to cherish her memory: her beloved son, Antwon J. Frazier; her cherished grandchildren, Kai Lester and Zhuri Alexandria Frazier; her sisters, Sharon Frazier-Moore, Raponzell Anderson, and Kecia Barrett (Bobby Sr.); her nephew, Christopher Frazier (K'Shawnda); her nephew, Robert Lee Frazier III; her niece, Ilan Hollie; her niece, Ashley Black (Jerrian); her great-nieces and great-nephews; her lifelong friends Pamela Bradley, Kimberly O'Kelley, Sidra Browning, and Terrion Fuller; her beloved blended family; and a host of relatives, church family, coworkers, and countless friends whose lives are forever brighter because they knew her. Janice didn't simply make people laugh. She made people feel seen, welcomed, and loved. Her show may have ended, but the standing ovation will last forever. Friends and family are invited to celebrate her life at Antioch East Baptist Church 2352 Old Rex Morrow Road Ellenwood, GA, 30294 on Thursday, July 2nd, 2026, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Senior Pastor Dr. Michael A. Smith. Internment Kennedy Memorial Garden. Her life will be honored with a Visitation held at Gregory B. Levett and Sons Funeral Home and Crematory, inc. SOUTH DEKALB CHAPEL in Decatur, Georgia, on Wednesday, July 1st, 2026, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Please express your condolences and memories here on our website. Gregory B. Levett and Sons Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. SOUTH DEKALB CHAPEL 4347 Flat Shoals Pkwy Decatur, GA 30034 (404)241-5656. Janice's legacy of love, resilience, and generosity will live on in the hearts of all who were privileged to know her.

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Mrs. Janice Elsie Frazier-Clements

October 7, 1967 - June 21, 2026