Mark was my dentist, definitely of choice! But he eventually couldn’t accept my Federal Insurance plan (I couldn’t blame him for all the paperwork was worse) and I stumbled off to other truly lesser dentists, and still must do so!

I had one big dental repair and though it cost thousands, I went to Mark and he did it, flawlessly. We met several times, always the gentleman and Nancy and I were always remembered. Once while he was Mayor, I cornered him and said: “y’know those teeth you did for me? Perfect job. I expect to have ’em the rest of my life” He looked at me, a little surprised and said “you expected otherwise, Kent ???”

Well, they’re still perfect as I close in on my 87th Birthday this summer. Such a fine, cordial and solid man. The Obituary and articles lauding him seem to indicate his lovely wife pre-deceased him. How painful that could have been and it seems his end was with Hospice, and discomfort his daughter lamented. I trust the wounds will heal for you and your daughter and that you Dad’s strength and decency will continue powering you for many more decades. I value having known him and considered him a friend.

Dr. Kent Mountford, PhD Estuarine Ecologist and Environmental Historian
“Catchall” 10200 Breeden Road, on St. Lenard Creek, MD 20657

My sincere condolences to Dr. Frazer’s family. He was an outstanding dentist and public servant. Our family was amongst his very first patients when he began his practice in the house in Huntingtown so many years ago. His dedicated public service to both Calvert County and North Beach greatly benefitted both. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by many with gratitude and respect.

You were always there for Twin Beach Players. We came so close to having a theatre in the town through your guidance. You realized more than most that organizations were needed for children that weren’t sports freaks. Thank you so much for the Boys and Girls Club of Southern MD. Your support was the springboard for Ms Hill to reestablish the clubs back into southern MD.
Thank you for all the shows you attended. It was always a comfort to have you in our audience. Thanks for supporting young playwrites through the Kids Playwriting Festival of the Youth Troupe.
I enjoyed so much our meetings in your office and our walks through the town. You and Mary helped Twin Beach Players make a spot on the map and you were the guy that helped foster the relationship between The Boys & Girls Clubs and Twin Beach Players.
Your leadership will be missed.
Thank you, Mark

My sincere condolences to the entire family and friends of Mark’s. I had the pleasure of working with Mark for over 20 years. Always a fair employer and along the years, my family members became patients and friends as well. Great respect for this man and I wish I had been well enough to see him this past Christmas. I felt so honored to be invited to the office Christmas gathering even though I’ve been retired for about 3-4 years. We would text about Mary and how my path through cancer was similar to hers. Mark always had encouraging words for me and I always appreciated that. I am sad that I cannot attend the services today as I am just out of ICU hospital. Hello and condolences to my fellow Averill Park NY residents in the Frazer family. (Lived there for my beginning years before moving to MD.) I will miss you Mark as will so many people. I hope you are at peace and with your family.

Condolences and prayers to the family. Mark was a dear friend and and will surely be missed.

Mark & I always joked that we grew old together. Forty years of being his patient. Forty years we shared life events. He was the most gentle dentist and the only one I never minded getting shots from. He will be missed.

The community has suffered a substantial loss with the passing of Dr. Frazer. He was my Dentist for 20+ years and I considered him a friend. He was so gracious and kind to me as someone who is terrified of dental work. He made sure I received the best treatment, and I was saddened when he retired; but always still saw him around the office. I could never thank Dr. Frazer for all the kindness and care he showed me all these years. He was such a kind soul, and I will never forget him. Many condolences to his family.

We have known and respected Mark for decades, from our early friendship in the 70s. He and Duncan were our family dentists for 50 some years, and Mark was instrumental in us opening The Westlawn Inn as he stewarded in the rejuvenation of North Beach in his first set of terms. He was a people first Commissioner whose service to our county can’t be overstated. Most precious, though, are our memories of the “Cigar Club” days on the back porch of The Westlawn, discussing every topic under the sun. Our condolences to his family. RIP, friend.

Dr. Frazer’s father was my first dentist when I was a little boy. I was introduced to the Frazer’s by my best friend’s mother Mrs. Barbara Sanderson who worked for them for many years. By High School I was going to Dr. Mark Frazer and later Duncan for the majority of my dental needs. I will always remember Dr. Frazer as a kind, talented and caring dentist and as a man who was devoted to helping people with all the myriad problems we can encounter in our lives. It is people like Dr. Frazer who give you hope in life and hope in the goodness of human kind.

My condolences to the Frazer family and extended families. I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Mark for many years. He will be missed by ALL! RIP Mark, Blessings to the entire family. Caren N.