Condolence: To the Fried Family
On behalf of myself and the dock staff at Rockwell Automation we send our deepest sympathies to the entire Fried Family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you during this difficult time. Glenda McGeachy, Mark Poole, Mark Mc Connell and Jason Bragg

Condolence: Liz & Dean, our deepest condolences on the passing of your brother.

Cindy & Addi Berry

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to the Fried family. Was shocked and saddened to hear the news of Shane's passing. Lots of great memories of hanging out with Dean and Shane in Ayr. Stay strong for each other. Chris, Shelly and the girls.

Condolence: Dear Bev, Keith, Dean and family,

I struggle to find the right words though I know there are none. I am sending you so much love. You were all so kind to me all those years ago.

Shane was such an important part of my life when we were teens. He was my best friend and my first love. I am so lucky to have all of the wonderful memories of him that I do. Whether he was hiding in my school locker to surprise/scare me, charming my strict mother by kissing her on the cheek at Christmas time, or trying to convince me that the movie "Roadhouse" had merit, he always made me smile.

More importantly, Shane had a way of accepting me completely and making me feel deeply respected, loved and important. He also had this way of making it into your heart and never leaving. I will hold him there.

With love,
Tanya

Condolence: Dear Bev and family: We are very sorry to hear of Shane's passing and are keeping you in our prayers, especially as you come together to reflect on his life on Saturday. God is a good God and he is with you to bless each one as you grieve such a personal loss. With sincere condolences. John and Shabnam Vos

Condolence: I didn't know Choppy, but I knew Shane as a boy. When I was coaching him in baseball, he was was always a great boy to work with. The huge smile and those dimples always got to me. And then there was all of those early Sat am hockey games - Shane was a big asset to the team! To the whole Fried family, please accept our deepest sympathy on this tragic loss of a son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend.

Condolence: Dear Fried family, I am truly sorry to hear about Shane (to me he will always be Choppy). I have so many amazing memories that will always live on. Please accept my sincere condolences in a very difficult time. Jeremy

Condolence: Deepest sympathies to the Fried family. Shane will always be remembered for his work ethic,friendliness,ability to get along wit others and willingness to help everyone when needed. There will be a lot of trucking memories shared by everyone about Shane's trips and the one he continues on now. Shane will be greatly missed by everyone.

Condolence: Dean and family,
I am beyond words to say how sorry I am for your loss. After high school, we go on with our lives and keep making new memories. But times like this, brings us back to where we came from and remember our first family (besides our mothers/fathers/siblings). The people who we saw every day and had friendships with. Even if we didn't speak to them, we still knew them. We were a part of the WO family...and even Wilmot Senior. You are in my thoughts and my prayers.
Bonnie Milligan

Condolence: Keith, Bev, Dean, Liz and Madison,

I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Choppy. Over the many years I have grown up with the Fried boys, I always cherished the time I spent with Shane and looked up to him in so many ways. From the excursions out of town to the simple times sitting on the back deck on the farm getting up to no good, I will always have those fond memories of Shane. Lots of laughs, lots of worldly debates mixed with great friendship and fun times. Until we meet again.