Adrienne W. Reid

Dear John and Alexandra,
I am deeply saddened by Adrienne's early departure. Our Westfield HS and MHC days are long ago, but I hold them in my heart. I am praying for you all. May His love, gentleness, and power sustain you during this difficult time. Stephanie Cimaglia Moder

Dear John and Alexandra,

I worked briefly with Adrienne at Chubb when we both got out of college. It happened that we shared a birthday and we kept in touch over the years on each February 12. I was very saddened to hear of her relapse and of her passing. Please take comfort in knowwing that God is doing more for her than any of us can desire or pray for. You are in my thoughts and prayers

Duane Wilcox

Dear John and Alexandra,

I have a lively, energy-filled image of Adrienne, from our days at Mount Holyoke and after. Your loss is more than I can fathom. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Mr. Reid,

My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Barbara Finley (Old Chase-Sec'y to Jeff Sell)

To John and Alexandra,

I went to Mt. Holyoke with Adrienne and want to extent my deepest sympathies to both of you and your family. We saw each other a few times after graduation, but I never knew about her struggle. Having lost two first cousins myself to breast cancer, as well as fellow classmate Alexia Dorszynski ten years ago, I can understand the strength it must have taken Adrienne to persevere for so long. You can always be proud of her for that.

God bless you...

We offer our deepest condolences to John, Alex and the entire Reid and Wilder families at this very sad time. Adrienne's bravery in fighting this terrible disease will live on in our memories forever and our thoughts and prayers will be with her surviving family members constantly. Lucy and Rachel Thompson

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the Reids and Wilders.

John and Amalia Alban