Condolence: thank you for your bravery during WWII , as a daughter of holocaust survivors I am grateful , may you rest in peace

Condolence: My heartfelt condolences to the Muir's in loving memory of Fraser who was just as much a father to me as my own. An accomplis of many beautiful deeds and an educator, a leader and a mentor to many of us. A true era of time that matured the minds of young boys to leadership and heartfelt apathy for the goodness of life and her values. I could never stop listening to Fraser as he spoke with words of faith and endearment that we always looked up to and smiled. Fraser tasted the life's and times of numerous generations and folded them all together only to give us a beautiful bouquet of love and understanding. May he rest in peace and correct us day to day when we need it,
He was there for all of us. God bless you Fraser.

Condolence: To the Family of Fraser Muir...please accept my sympathy on the death of Fraser...a true Xaverian and a great guy. I encountered Fraser at many Homecoming events over the years and loved chatting with him. A loss to the StFX family!!! My prayers are with you. Valerie Bobyk

Condolence: Don and Heather, May fond memories of your Dad bring comfort during this difficult time. He was a wonderful man. Our condolences to you and your family.

Condolence: Dear Joan;
What a great pleasure it was to fortuitously meet you and Fraser just last year on your tour to Halifax. Mom was delighted to spend time with you and I had the great pleasure to spend the evening chatting with Fraser about the Bomber Command and their great service in World War 2. I was truly enthralled by his memories and gained new respect for those, many who were so very young, who served so courageously, not the least of whom was Fraser himself. Please accept this expression of my deepest condolences to you and your family at this difficult time.
Sincerely, David Cunningham

Condolence: Dear Joan;
I was so sorry to hear about Fraser's passing but I can't help thinking of the wonderful life he lived. I have memories of your wedding where we had so much fun knowing you in Halifax and missing you so much when you moved to Montreal. I loved meeting your children over the years and remember the joy of reuniting with you in Halifax last year. Fraser told David a wonderful story about one of his bomber raids and of locating the daughter of the pilot who went down that night. I've repeated that story many times. Fraser survived the war, met his lifelong sweetheart in college, had a successful career and a long retirement. Most of all he kept his faith, loved his wife and family, and lived a good, generous full life. God bless you all. Love, Joan

Condolence: Dear Joan and family.Please know that we are thinking about you on this ,Fraser's day of remembrance.We are so sorry to hear of Fraser's passing.He will be sorely missed.

Condolence: We were so deeply saddened to learn of Fraser's passing. He was a wonderful man and a good friend. We will miss our frequent conversations, reminiscing about our time at Air Canada and our ability to make each other laugh. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Joan, and all the family, at this very sad time.

Condolence: Dear Joan - I was saddened by the passing of Fraser last week. He certainly had an interesting life.

I always enjoyed our conversations at the Pionairs AGM. You both were always friendly with Paul and I.

Paul has also passed on, so I know how you feel. Our families are a great help in these circumstances.

May Fraser rest in peace, and my deepest condolences to you and your family.

Maureen Martel from Canmore.

Condolence: Dear Joan & Family....Most sincere condolences
at this most difficult moment . For all of the X-Alumni in Florida, our prayers and thoughts are with you. I will have a Mass said for Fraser in Westville soon. We always will recall his faithful presence each year at our Florida gatherings. Our love & sympathy.