Myron Lamar Frazier , affectionately known as "Pie Face", was born to the union of Bobbi Frazier and Earthy Huff on January 30, 1979, in Kansas City, Missouri on 35th Brooklyn.

Myron attended Kansas City, Missouri Public Schools, K.B. Richardson, and Van Horn High School receiving his GED.

Myron found Christ at an early age at the Oak Grove Baptist Church in Kansas City, Missouri, under the leadership of Pastor C. L. Wright. Myron worked at various jobs.

Myron had the heart of gold. He would help anyone that was in need. His favorite things to do was shopping, dressing to the tea, spending time with his family, eating and having good times. Myron would have given them the world if he could.

Myron departed this life on December 9th, 2024, in the comfort of his home with his family by his side.

Myron was preceded in death by his father, Earthy L. Huff, Jr.; grandparents, Robert L. Frazier, Earthy Huff, Sr., and Jessie Mae Huff; uncles, Robert E. Frazier, Donald J. Frazier, and Ricky Huff; aunts, Delneather Frazier and Shonta Frazier.

Myron's memory will be cherished by his mother, Bobbi Frazier; daughter, Kiasia Farmer; brothers, My'Rekus L. Frazier and Gregory Jones (Christine); sister, Myreisha Frazier. He also leaves his uncles, Frank Huff, Vernon Frazier, Aaron Frazier, and Dennis Frazier (Denise); aunts, Brenda Frazier Fisher (Frank), Debra Kirkwood, and Shirley Frazier Scott; nieces and nephews that he loved dearly, My'Rekus L. Frazier Jr., My'Aire Shonta Frazier, and extended family and friends.

Thoughtful care and services provided E. S. Eley & Sons Funeral Chapel, Inc.