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Joanna Lowry
December 17, 2009
Roberta, I was so sorry to learn of Reed's death. I will be thinking of you and the family throughout this Holiday Season. I pray that you will be able to Celebrate the Season knowing that you had many years together and that Reed is now at peace.
Teri McDonald
December 16, 2009
I am so sorry to hear that Reed has passed away. I leased office space from Reed years ago and many times I think of how 'perfect' that time in my life was. Reed, always kind and gentle, with a smile, was 'fun to have around.' He often told me I was the perfect tenant! When my daughter passed away 2/08, Reed attended her Texas memorial. I couldn't believe his act of kindness. Not that we were strangers but people move on and times change. I regret that I was unable to visit with him that day. I've thought of him numerous times since last seeing him. May God richly wrap the family in love and fond memories. I know it must be very difficult. Reed had a heart for people. I have fond memories of your beloved Reed.
Bob Allen
December 14, 2009
Roberta:
I am a relatively new member in the NW Austin Rotary Club so I did not know Reed as well as most of the members. But I will never forget the meeting last year where he served as our speaker. He unselfishly told his story of being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he precisely described the symptoms, he told us about the treatments available, and finally he recited the statistics for life expectancy. That was a courageous act which was intended to educate each of us as to what is known about this dreaded disease. I was moved that he cared so much for each member of our Club that he would tell his story so that one or more of us would have a better chance of surviving if we contracted the same disease. Finally in my contact with Reed, it was always evident that he conducted himself with a caring grace for everyone he came into contact with both before his illness and certainly after.
I pray that God's blessing will comfort you and your family in this time of mourning.
Col. Fred Pirkey
December 14, 2009
I had the honor and delight in knowing Reed from our West Point days, Air Force service and retirement.He was aleays up ,even when the going was tough.I will always remember him for his wonderful and pleasent demeanor and his devotion to his wonderful wife, Roberta
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Caskey Drywall
December 14, 2009
We have leased our office from Reed for just over 7 years. It was a great pleasure that we had the opportunity to visit with Reed a few weeks back when he visited the property.
Every Christmas he brought us oranges and grapefruits, always with a big smile and warm wishes.
Reed was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed. I will especially miss the times when he would just pop in and we could talk for a while.
May God give strength and comfort to his family at this difficult time.
Eddie McDonald
December 14, 2009
I grew up in Bassett and the entire Stone family were dear friends. My dad and Reed's mom, Elma attended grade school together. Reed was a room mate with my brother, Bill along with Hanson and Lloyd at VMI. Reed was my military idol and that is why I joined the Air Force in 1958, only four days before Reed and Roberta were married. I never got a chance to see Reed over the years but he will always remain in my heart and thoughts. My condolences to his loving family. Eddie McDonald
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