Fred Ryall dedicated over 35 years of his life to providing invaluable financial and estate planning guidance. He spent the last 15 years of his career specializing in helping families with special needs.  His expertise ensured the preservation of social and family legacies, leaving a lasting impact on countless individuals.

Among his numerous professional achievements, Fred was honored with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Award by the Governor General of Canada for his exceptional work with families having special needs children. He was recognized not only for his financial planning contributions but also for his active involvement in community fundraising initiatives that benefited various causes across Canada. Additionally, in 2007, Fred received the prestigious Julia Award from Cystic Fibrosis Canada, further highlighting his dedication to philanthropy and community service.

Throughout his career, Fred had the privilege of working with several special needs organizations, including Cystic Fibrosis Canada, Canadian Down Syndrome Society, ALS Canada, Autism Ontario, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, 18th Chromosome Deficiency, Alzheimer Society Canada, and the Peel Public School Board’s Special Needs Programs. His commitment to supporting these organizations underscored his compassionate nature and unwavering dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of others.

Fred succumbed to his battle with cancer this past fall but his legacy continues to inspire and impact communities through initiatives like myexceptionallife.org, ensuring that his invaluable contributions to financial planning, philanthropy and helping special needs families endure for generations to come.