Bruce Frasier, 53, of West Yarmouth passed away on July 15, 2025 at Cape Cod Hospital. Born at Cape Cod Hospital to parents William and Margaret Frasier on September 3rd 1971.

Bruce graduated from Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School in 1989. He worked for Terrell Radiator, Inc. and joined the U.S. Postal Service as a clerk, graduated in the postal service as a mechanic and retiring as a supervisor.

Bruce was preceded in death by his father William Frasier and niece Morgan Frasier.

In addition to his loving wife Kathleen Booth-Frasier, Bruce is survived by Nicholas Burke and Josh Booth and Alecia Booth, and his brothers William and Robert Frasier, sister Kylie Frasier, nephews Dakota and Jared Frasier, several aunts and uncles as well as many friends.

Bruce will be fondly remembered by the many people whose lives he touched – especially those who often lent a helping hand alongside him. A passionate player of Magic: The Gathering, Bruce found community and camaraderie at Vanguard Skills, where his love of the game brought people together. His generosity extended beyond his lifetime, as he selflessly chose to be an organ donor, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and care.

Visiting hours will be held on Saturday, July 19, 2025 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. 

I knew Bruce from Vanguard, where we’d sometimes play Magic together. He was always kind, thoughtful, and a genuinely good person. I once saw him fix a woman’s car in the rain late at night so she could get home—that’s just the kind of person he was. He’ll be truly missed by me and everyone from Vanguard.

So sorry to hear this. Bruce was A very nice man. He was selfless and kind and always helping my kids with their cars with a smile and conversation. Bruce loved to talk about his wife and her horse adventures. He will be missed. May he rest in peace. Condolences to his wife and family.

I worked with Bruce at the vmf he was a good guy and I enjoyed working with him he will be missed

We are so sorry for your loss Bruce was a good guy I worked with him in Brockton a few years ago Bruce was a good supervisor and was always fair with everyone He will be missed