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A Cappella Syndicate was very lucky to have known and grown with Fraser at our side. He was loved and respected by his fellow owners, and he gave us the honor of singing with him. His legacy and memory will live long in our hearts and minds. Flex, we miss you. May your endless courage and strength live within all of us.
From his wife, Babs Brown-
As you know, music was Fraser’s life’s passion. He began singing in the Toronto Boys Choir at age 6 where he made his debut on a record album. At 16, he moved to Scottsdale because of his arthritis. That was where he was introduced to Barbershop Harmony. He graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Music Theory and Composition. Although his career was in computer software, he used his degree in his church and Barbershop arrangements.
His computer career included positions at First National Bank of Arizona, Capex, Computer Associates, Viasoft, and GoDaddy.
Fraser followed his passion of chorus and quartet singing most of his adult life. He sang in shows all over the United States, and he attended competitions and conventions for many years. These last few years, his health did not allow him to travel. Eventually, he was not strong enough to sing.
Because of COVID-19, Kacy and I have decided that there will be no public celebration of life. If you wish to honor his memory and love of music, please send a donation to Harmony Foundation International. Donations in his honor will be used for music education for children/youth. Simply enclose a note saying “In honor of Fraser Brown - gift to be used for music education” and mail it to:
Harmony Foundation International
PO Box 24030
Nashville TN 37202
Or online at: https://www.harmonyfoundation.org/rick-taylo
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It was my first ever a cappella concert, so I didn't know what to expect, but it was so fun. Fabulous! (Sofia, Phoenix)