Ryan Fraser, CFP® CIM RIS MFA-P™

Certified Financial Planner

Ryan is a nationally known financial planning & philanthropy expert, with an extensive background as a leader, volunteer and founder of many charitable organizations.  He specializes in working with individuals who wish to incorporate their personal value system into their financial planning experience.

He is past president of the Estate Planner Council of London, and a past chair of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP) London Roundtable. He is also a faculty member for the new MFA-P™ (Master Financial Advisor – Philanthropy) program.  His book, Driven By Purpose:  32 Remarkable Stories about Growing your Wealth and Leaving a Transformational Legacy is published by Milner and Associates.

Ryan was founding President of The Secrets of Radar Museum and has served extensively in leadership positions on boards and committees of numerous not-for-profit organizations.

Ryan’s extensive commitment to the not-for-profit sector has also been twice recognized by the Province of Ontario, which awarded him the Ontario Volunteer Service Award in both 2009 and 2015. He is a graduate of both the University of Michigan and the University of Western Ontario, where he was awarded the University Gold Medal.

Beyond his passion for philanthropy and finance, he is also an award-winning astrophotographer, who has been featured by Canada’s national astronomy magazine SkyNews, and also has had his timelapses of the Northern Lights featured across Canada on CTV News. Ryan’s wife Bridget and their three children, Brennan, Liam and Haydn are his inspiration for philanthropy and community service.

Sarah Morkin

Director, Operations 

Sarah leads Quiet Legacy’s business and marketing operations and is well loved by our clients for her exceptional warmth, approachability and kindness. She is a graduate of Fanshawe College’s school of business, where she specialized in human resources

Sarah is a member of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP), and is a key connecter between Quiet Legacy, and the various charitable and community organizations supported by our clients. Her passion for engagement goes back to her early childhood, when her grandmother, a renowned opera singer, imparted upon her the importance of community and selflessness.

You can read more about Sarah’s inspirational grandmother in Quiet Legacy’s May 2020 Newsletter .

Sarah is a passionate nature lover and enjoys paddling and backcountry camping. More recently, she can often be found madly exercising with her partner Andre by chasing their toddler twins, Allie and Henry on their many adorable, but exceptional busy shenanigans.

Linda Lustins 

Facilitator, Speaking Engagements 

Linda assists Quiet Legacy with many of our public talks on estate & financial planning. If you have attended one of our events, you’ll likely remember meeting her.  We hope to have her back working with us in this capacity once the pandemic settles down and we are able to resume live events.

After building a career in the private sector, Linda reviewed her values and shifted to the not-for-profit sector where she engaged with a variety of organizations in Calgary and London. She then brought the two paths together while working in community relations for a major corporate funder over several years.

Along the way, Linda honed skills in facilitation, communications, staff & volunteer engagement, strategic planning and project management. She has volunteered for numerous charitable boards and committees and is a past chair of  ReForest London. She enjoys pursuing opportunities to increase the strength of our community.