Dr. Robert Reid (Robin)

Dear Carol and David and Family, I’m so very sorry for your loss. David, when you were my student at Montcalm, I always remember you talking about your Dad with love and pride. My deepest condolences to all of your family.

I had the absolute pleasure of working with Dr. Reid as a research coordinator for a few years. He had a fantastic sense of humor and we talked a lot about his interests in the osprey population here in London, airplanes, and many other topics. He cared deeply for his patients and worked hard to find the best treatment possible for them. He was an amazing physician and will be greatly missed. Rest in peace.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family at your time of loss.

So sorry to hear of Dr. Rieds passing. I was his patient beginninh 2000. I haven't seen him in a long time , but I do believe I would not be here if he wasn't for him. He was an amazing physician. My thoughts are with his family during this time.

It was with great sadness to hear of Dr. Reid's passing. My family has said a prayer for the Reid Clan and I know he will be watching over each and every one of you. "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted." — Matthew 5:4 It has been over 28 years since I had the pleasure of working with him. Yes he loved his cars and Aviation. I used to banter with him about Single engine planes that we flew. The funny thing is that I purchased the aircraft type that he loved in the General aviation realm. I will think of him every time I am up in the air.

Carol, I am so sad to read of Robin’s passing. As your proud flower girl, seeing you both on such a beautiful day, is one of my cherished memories. I loved how he loved you. Your face radiated joy and I loved seeing you shine. You went on to build an incredible life together with amazing children and grandchildren. I am grateful to remain a friend of so many years and send my love to all of you on the loss of an exceptional man, husband, father, grandfather and physician.

Dear Carol and Family, We are saddened by the loss of Robin. We are thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Robin will always be remembered as a friend, a caring colleague, a compassionate physician, and a pioneer in the area of radionuclide therapy. He was full of enthusiasm, optimism, and the love of life. He was always proud of his lovely family. He was passionate about cars and old aeroplanes. He was particularly compassionate about the fallen missing pilots from the time of war, for whom he went into expeditions finding some of them. Mary and I share your sadness and grief. May God give you and the entire family comfort and fill your hearts with peace.

It was with great sadness to hear of Dr. Reid's passing. My family has said a prayer for the Reid Clan and I know he will be watching over each and every one of you. "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." — Psalm 34:18 It has been over 28 years since I had the pleasure of working with him. Yes he loved his cars and Aviation. I used to banter with him about Single engine planes that we flew. The funny thing is that I purchased the aircraft type that he loved in the General aviation realm. I will think of him every time I am up in the air.

Dear Reid Family, Words can not ease your hearts at this time . I am truly sorry for the passing of Dr. Reid. I had the pleasure of first meeting this wonderfully friendly, gentle man while working in Nephrology. He was truly a pleasure to get to know. Imagine my joy in finding that when I moved into Nuclear Medicine, there he was, his office directly next to mine. I could be assured of some very interesting, sometimes deep, conversations. Robert had a magnetic personality and was able to spread vast amounts of knowledge through his various interests. His enthusiasm was contagious, he managed to not only interest me in the flight and living habits of the wonderful Osprey, enlighten me on the wars, assist me in finding my Great Uncle's marker and the resting place of his plane, bring renewed interest in planes and (strangely) even in cars. This gentle man was a pleasure to see daily and honestly interested in those around him. His zeal for all was a marvel to behold, the concern for his patients a comfort, his appreciation of his co-workers and colleagues immense and his love for his family truly immeasurable. Thank you for sharing, Dr. Robert Reid. My most sincere condolences on your loss. I hope your memories and stories shared will help to ease your hearts. Shawn

Dear Carol and family, so sorry to hear of Dr Reid's passing. May God bring you comfort at this time. I worked in Nuclear Medicine for years with him and enjoyed his many stories. He was so, so proud of his family.

To the Reid family Sorry to hear of your Dad,s passing I was the Nurse in Nuc Med for many years He sure loved to talk about those cars. May loving Memories bring you comfort and peace. Mary Head R.N.

Pam and Chris, I am so very sorry to hear about your father’s passing. I only just came across this news and am truly shocked and saddened. Pam, I know how much you adored your father, and I hope the many loving memories you shared bring you comfort during this incredibly difficult time. Please take good care of yourselves and know that you are all in my thoughts. Laurie xo

Pam and family, We are so sorry for your loss. What amazing accomplishments he had in life but the best by far is his warm caring and loving family I’m sure were his favourite accomplishments . We are thinking of you at this time. Love Adam and Ashley xox