A.D. MACDONALD

Hello Eleanor,

Seeing notice of your sad loss in the death of your husband,reported in the CMAJ,I was reminded of the brief but treasured time of our association at the Sick Children's hospital sixty years ago. My wish for you is that you find some measure of comfort in the memories of your life together and of joy in the memories of the love you shared.

You may have seen notice of the death of Barney Reilly. Unfortunately that brilliant and fascinating mind ended in...

Dear Cousins, I remember fondly your Dad and am so sorry for your loss. Treasure the memories.

Admit I never personally knew or met A.D. MacDonald, but know very well his daughter as colleague/friend. So I know how it is to lose a dear father (I lost mine 25 years ago at 62 - too young!!!) and so I know how she must be feeling. I send her and the rest of the family my sincere condolences.

A.D. as he was known around the RVH, was of the Old School.
Although soft-spoken and unassuming , he presented an impressive and professional appearance. He was dignified, and was always impeccably attired. He was a man of few words but was always unfailingly polite . He was a very private person and could rarely be coaxed into a prolonged conversation. However he had an active mind and eclectic interests, and on occasion would lapse into animated conversation. I always found...

Deepest sympathies Janet, to you and your family. Such a difficult time.

Doug, my condolences to you and your family.

Our condolences go out to the Macdonald family.

Kalman, Zoltan and our mother Elizabeth

Condolences from the Nagy family...Ms Elizabeth Nagy, Kalman Nagy and Zoltan Nagy