Jeanette, Ayden, Dylan & Family, Please accept our condolences on the loss of Aaron. I remember meeting Aaron in Lethbridge when he would come to visit Jeanette in university. He was friendly, fun, and quick to smile. My fondest memory of Aaron was those years celebrating Ayden's birthday with a stampede breakfast. Aaron and Jeanette put on an amazing celebration and it was so apparent that Aaron's family was his priority. May he rest in peace.

Our hearts are with you as we all mourn Aaron's passing - it is such a sad loss. His infectious enthusiasm for life and for hockey and his generosity and commitment to the hockey skills and overall character of kids in our hockey community will be missed and forever remembered.

With love, hugs, and comfort,

Your Glenlake BC3 2023/2024 Hockey Team

Dear family… Thank you for the warm and touching tributes from yesterday’s service. My partner and I connect to your clan through Jeanette and we have long heard about the diligent effort that Aaron put into life. Wow. And now we will continue to think of all of you as you process separation, grief, and loss in the months and years to come. Please remember that so many are thinking of you and wishing you kindness.

I am so very sorry for your loss. We were fortunate to meet Aaron through hockey and enjoyed a Season with you. I pray that the good times you enjoyed as a family bring you peace at this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Seema, Gary & Mark

So sorry for your loss Jeanette Ayden and Dylan.

My condolences. May Aaron rest in peace

Aaron and I became friends at a pivotal time in my life. We had some of the greatest conversations about life and what we wanted out of it. I’m so thankful for the time we got to spend hanging out, bbq’s, puppy play dates, flames games, dinners, weddings, kids and everything else in between! Aaron really taught me about acceptance, and cherishing friends who stick with you through hard times (he really loved his “boys”)

Thank you for everything you did for me Aaron. I’ll miss you forever.

The world needs more Aaron Frasers in the world - many , many more. What a character; what an inspiration for all of us to learn a lesson from. We imagine he's already up there at work - buying his own version of the Flames (coaching of course), designing the perfect supply systems; doing cowboy things; and most of all, making sure he never misses watching the wife and 2 teenagers he finally had to leave behind do all the amazing things he hoped for them .I Imagine that one of a kind grin on his face, or how quickly he could seemingly become a 10 foot tall all knowing guru of facts and unconditional conviction when someone dared to debate about his favourite passions.

Condolences to all the family and close friends. We lost a good one.

Pete and Diane

My heart breaks for you all, memories of Aaron will always make me smile. RIP Peanut

So many wonderful memories of hanging at Carburn park, stampede breakfasts and birthday parties. So grateful to have spent time with you and our boys. You are an amazing dad and gave so much to your family!!

We lost a great coach and a great friend, can you organize to hockey team up there for us? Sorry to see you go buddy.

We made a lot of great memories - Spartan races, skiing - we will forever treasure our time with you. Sending our sincerest condolences to Aaron’s beautiful family. With Love, Sherrie, Kaare, Jette & Taite Lundstad.