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==Legacy==

==Legacy==

Frazar was a [[Methodist]]; he died before the formation of the [[United Methodist]] Church. He was a member of the Southern Regional Education Board, [[National Education Association]], the Kiwanis Internationaland its Blue Key organization, Pi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, the Masonic lodge, and the Shriners.​

Frazar was a [[Methodist]]; he died before the formation of the [[United Methodist]] Church. He was a member of the Southern Regional Education Board, [[National Education Association]], the Kiwanis Internationaland its Blue Key organization, Pi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, the Masonic lodge, and the Shriners.​

 

Lether and Lily Frazar are interred in Woodlawn Cemetery in his native DeRidder, Louisiana.​

Lether and Lily Frazar are interred in Woodlawn Cemetery in his native DeRidder, Louisiana.<ref name=headstones/>​

 

McNeese State University honored Frazar through the naming of its Lether Edward Frazar Memorial Library. The Frazar Collection, including his correspondence from 1935 to 1959, is housed at McNeese. There is also a Lether E. Frazer Memorial Trophy given annually to the outstanding offensive [[football]] player for the McNeese University Cowboys.​

McNeese State University honored Frazar through the naming of its Lether Edward Frazar Memorial Library. The Frazar Collection, including his correspondence from 1935 to 1959, is housed at McNeese. There is also a Lether E. Frazer Memorial Trophy given annually to the outstanding offensive [[football]] player for the McNeese University Cowboys.​