Thelma Imogene Frazier

Thelma Imogene Frazier, lovingly known as "Granny" to all who adored her, went home to be with the Lord on February 11, 2026, in Waldron, Arkansas, surrounded by the family she cherished so deeply. She was born on August 17, 1935, in Eagleton, Arkansas, to Otis Wolfenbarger and Ola Thelma (Reynolds) Wolfenbarger.

Imogene's life was rooted in faith, family, and a servant's heart. A faithful member of Pleasant Grove #3 Church in Waldron, she lived her beliefs daily - not just in words, but in the countless quiet acts of kindness she gave so freely. She was the kind of woman who put others first, who showed love through hard work, warm meals, clean clothes, and a home that welcomed everyone.

Throughout her life, Imogene worked diligently at Waldron Furniture Factory and Tyson Foods. Even into her late 60s, she continued serving others by doing laundry and ironing for those she loved. She never slowed when it came to caring for her family. Whether tending her yard, keeping her house just so, or helping someone in need, she found joy in the simple, meaningful work of loving others well.

She had a special fondness for clocks - from the tiniest keepsakes to stately grandfather clocks - perhaps because she understood the value of time and how precious it is when spent with those you love. She was also proud to be a world traveler, embracing opportunities to see new places and experience life beyond her small-town roots. Yet no matter where she went, her heart always belonged to her family.

Imogene is survived by her daughters, Elain Godfrey of Waldron, Arkansas, and Rhonda Hooper and husband Kennith of Sallisaw, Oklahoma. She leaves behind her cherished granddaughter, Teresa Hudgens and husband Shannon of Waldron, Arkansas, along with her beloved grandchildren: Jeffrey Godfrey, Sonia Vines, Greg Godfrey, Otis Hooper, Dwayne Hooper, Jessica Butler, and Lori Graham. Her legacy continues through 18 great-grandchildren, numerous great-great-grandchildren, and a host of extended family members, nieces, nephews, and dear loved ones who were blessed by her steady presence and unconditional love. She also leaves behind two special friends, Bud of Mansfield, Arkansas, and Brandye of Texas, who held a special place in her heart.

She was welcomed into Heaven by her parents, Otis and Thelma Wolfenbarger; her sisters, ArmelLee Wolfenbarger and Barbara Ann Hines and brother Junior Wolfenbarger; her daughters, Patti Brown and Lisa Graham; son-in-law, Jimmy Graham and her granddaughter, Crystal Brown. While her family grieves her absence, they find comfort in knowing there was surely a joyful reunion waiting for her.

Pallbearers honoring her life will be Tucker Hardin, Caleb Martin, Dal White, Kennith Hooper, Otis Hooper, and Dewayne Hooper.

A celebration of Imogene's beautiful life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, February 13, 2026, at the Heritage Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ray Jett officiating. Interment will follow at Pinecrest Cemetery in Mena, Arkansas.

Visitation will be Thursday, February 12, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the Heritage Memorial Funeral Home Chapel.

Granny's life was not measured in years alone, but in the countless lives she touched with her strength, generosity, and unwavering love. Her hands were rarely still, her door was rarely closed, and her heart was never guarded. She will be deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.