To Harley and family, I’m so sorry for your loss. Lots of wonderful childhood memories with the Reid family. Such a beautiful obituary and celebration of life for your dad.
My condolences to the family.
It was the summer of 1965. I was in Muskoka just like the previous 12 years of my life when I met the Reid family. It was soon thereafter that I was invited by Bill and Rob to a round of golf at MLG&CC. I had dabbled a bit at the game and gladly accepted. The Reid's fixed me up with some clubs since I had not brought mine from home. That day Bill Reid's passion for the game of golf had a lasting impression on me. I played many rounds at MLG&CC with Bill,Rob, and others. I witnessed a well struck shot that landed softly and rolled into the hole for Bill's hole in one at the 6th hole. I have many memories of Bill at the cottage. Countless games of ping pong,Beefeaters,cigars, JoJo,Jeepers, and the warmth and friendship shown to me by the Reid family. Many years have passed since then but fortunately my memories of those summers with the Reid family still remain. Bill,may you rest in peace.
I am so sorry for your loss. I had the great pleasure of working with Bill for a number of years at Burns Fry and BMO Nesbitt Burns. He was a wonderful human being: smart, funny, thoughtful and endlessly interesting. His interests were many and varied and he could regale us all with some wonderful stories. Bill left a lasting impression on me and I learned a great deal about the investment business and about how business should be done. I will treasure those memories.
My sincere condolences to Harley, Rob, Tim, Vicki and family.
Only knew him for a short while but what a perfect gentleman.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.