Charles S. Rhyne

So sorry to learn of the loss of someone I knew only through his John Constable scholarship but always admired enormously for sharing his research so generously. A remarkable, admirable man.

I'm so sorry I missed this news and the memorial service. I was an art history major (Reed '69) and I recently renewed my friendship with Prof. Rhyne during alumni events. I was pleased to see the mention of photographs as part of his teaching tools. In the sixties, I earned $1.25 per hour binding and labeling his slides as part of my work-study grant at Reed. The slides were sometimes missing key information, and I enjoyed browsing wonderful art texts to add the info to the labels. Art texts...

Charles, you will be missed.
I have not seen you much since I graduated from Reed, but our interactions there have stayed with me. Thank you for guiding my studies, and providing an example of a lifestyle worth emulating.

Barbara, I met you many years ago. My deepest condolences for your loss.

Dear Barbara,
Our sincere condolences on the sudden loss of Charles. Our thoughts are with you. Craig and Elisabeth

Dear Barbara and family. I'm so very sorry for your loss. What a great guy, and you both made great neighbors.

Dave Gilbaugh

Those who had the pleasure of conversations with Charles Rhyne had the benefit of his wit, erudition, ability to create an expanse where none existed before. At eighty-one, he was years young. Barbara, my sincere condolences.
--Sunny Peters

Dear Barbara, Charles' example of careful and joyful looking at art has been an inspiration to me as it has been to many others. My deepest condolences for your loss. David Reed

Barbara,
I was very sorry to hear about Charles' passing. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Barbara - We extend our condolences to you and your family on the death of Charles. We recall you and your family fondly from many years ago.

Roger & Joyce Olson