Dr. Alexander Roman Reynoso

I still think of him quite often. We experienced many years together in the crucible of medical practice and still managed to have a few laughs. That is the kind of thing one never forgets.

5-13-22 I recall vividly the day I met Alex on the NVC tennis courts. He was a fine example of good sportsmanship, as strong as his gifted tennis talent. Win or lose, he was always gracious, which I believe he learned from Dario. Back in those days, watching the Reynoso family at the courts was always an exciting and fun event. The love of tennis was evident with Alex as was the love of his family. It is with great sadness that I learn of his passing so early from this life. Sincere...

I will make every effort to attend Alex's funeral services. We played a lot of tennis together along with John. They, as a team, were always the most fun to play against, as, win or lose, they were great competitors! The first person I played tennis against when I came to Napa in 1982 was Alex's father Dario. He was always willing to help me get better, and then Alex would show me how much better I would have to get to even stay on the court with him! Forehand or backhand, he could smash...

I was saddened to hear of Alex's passing. He and I worked side by side for many years in the Dept of Medicine at the Kaiser Vallejo medical center. He was an excellent physician who I enjoyed sharing responsibilities with but beyond that we spent many hours over the years talking and laughing together about all kinds of things. Please accept my condolences. I will miss him.

So very sorry for your loss. Dr.Reynoso was so kind and funny.Such a deep loss.

My sincere condolences to you Jeannie, and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

It is with shock and great sadness that I read of Alex's passing. Alex was a dear professional colleague of mine during our careers at Kaiser Permanente in Vallejo. He was a dedicated physician, using his knowledge, compassion and patience in service to his large group of devoted and appreciative patients. As administrative changes were made over the years that vastly increased the complexity and challenges of our daily schedules, I cannot recall Alex ever complaining; he simply showed up...