Bruce Frazier

• Deal Struck in Corning Fraud Case

Three people charged with committing fraud to get thousands of dollars for school groups were ordered Wednesday to repay the Giles County school system and to perform community service. Bruce Frazier, Kim Tilley and Yvonne Atkins were charged in January with obtaining money by false pretenses and conspiracy to obtain money by false pretenses.

• Roanoke Times & World News
• April 28, 2011

• Charges Dismissed for 3 People in Corning Matching-Funds Case

Charges against three people accused of committing fraud to get thousands of dollars for school groups through a Corning program were dismissed Wednesday. Bruce Frazier, Kim Tilley and Yvonne Atkins were charged in January with obtaining money by false pretenses and conspiracy to obtain money by false pretenses.

• Roanoke Times & World News
• July 29, 2011

• Musician and His Instruments Sound Off in Color

If sounds had colors, rainbows would arc over symphony stages. Western Carolina musician Bruce Frazier would be right at home. He illustrates the tones and moods of instruments in his first one-man art show at the Ghost Fleet Gallery in Nags Head through Wednesday, July 20. Working with acrylics on canvas, Frazier creates vibrant paintings that he calls snapshots of sonic moments in time, including undulating black and white piano keys, a bulging blue clarinet and melodious pastel hands poised over a cellos strings. Frazier enjoyed a career in television and film before turning to his brushes for what he called a pleasant diversion. His credits include being nominated for several Emmys for his role as music editor on the TV series Quantum Leap and a Golden Reel nomination for his work o...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• July 13, 2005

• 2 School Staffers Face Fraud Charges

Authorities have charged the varsity baseball coach and the bookkeeper at Giles High School with defrauding a Montgomery County car parts company. Coach and history instructor Bruce H. Frazier, 55, and bookkeeper Kimberly C. Tilley, 36, both of Pearisburg, were named in felony indictments earlier this week along with Yvonne Marshall Atkins, 45, of Christiansburg, who also goes by Yvonne Marshall Harris.

• Roanoke Times & World News
• January 14, 2011

• Lollie D. Prince

VIRGINIA BEACH - Lollie Dobyns Prince passed away at her home in Westminster Canterbury, Virginia Beach, Sept. 21, 2006, at the age of 92. She was born Dec. 10, 1913, in Galax, Va., the daughter of Ruth Kinzer and Bruce Frazier Dobyns. She was formerly of West Point, Va., the widow of Alfred C. Prince Jr. She was a dedicated elementary schoolteacher, teaching in King and Queen, King William, and New Kent Counties. Lollie attended All Saints' Episcopal Church and, while living in West Point, was a member of the Woman's Club, The Monday Club and also a member of Washington Family Descendants and The Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America.

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• September 27, 2006