Timothy R. Reid

Ted I was so sorry to hear about Tim. I will miss my good friend, he was more like brother than a friend. He was my best man fourty years ago. The god-father to my oldest son, Tim. Good by for now see, you sometime in the future.

Dear Ted, I was very saddened to hear about Tim. I remember him as always having such a great zest for life. I know he will be solely missed by all who knew him. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Ted -- My deepest sympathy to you and to all of Tim's many close friends. He was a classmate and football teammate, and I am impressed with his record of service as a Marine and State Trooper. In recent years I have seen his craftsmanship and feel lucky now to own a few pieces that will continue to spark his memory. It's a beautiful irony that such a mountain of a man will be remembered most for his gentle spirit and kind soul. There is no doubt he was a friend to all who were fortunate...

Tim...we are going to miss you very much. Our trips to Kelso will never be the same. We enjoyed every minute of your pleasant company dear friend.

Love....Mary and Bob Rider and the entire Rider family.....

Oh Tim......how our hearts ache with your passing. We met you at Kelso Beach many many years ago and you have always been a friend that has felt more like family.

Your footprints will always be in the sands of Kelso Beach...our fond memories of you will be in every sunset and your spirit will always be felt with every gentle summer breeze.

Our family has truly been blessed in knowing you.

Love........The Wassell Family...Wayne, Ginny, Jyll and Scott!

Always saddened to hear of a classmate passing away. Our greatest sympathies to all who knew and loved Tim.

Our family has rented the cottage behind Tim's for 2 weeks each summer for 35 years; we looked forward each year to see what his latest hobby was & to enjoy his company. His presence will be missed. My children,Mike, Mark, Kris, Jen, Dan, their families & I extend our sincerest condolences to Ted & his family & ask for God's peace to surround them all.
Joan Naumann

Tim was very talented in woodworking, and I always loved looking at all his handiwork when I visit Kelso Beach each June and July. I have a box that he made back in May of 1999 of Sweet Gum Kelso Beach Driftwood. I also have three bowls, a vase, a jewelry box, some wine bottle stoppers and a beautiful christmas ornament. I will miss him very much. Kelso won't be the same ever again.

Ted -- I was so sorry to hear of Tim's death. I remember him as being so friendly and good hearted. It's amazing to think so many years have gone by and that you are the only survivor of four brothers. I'm not sure how well you remember me, but I was your neighbor across the driveway for many years. Like Dick Flaugh and others, I remember your family so vividly -- especially all the fun times we had looking for tadpoles in the summer and skating on the ponds in the winter, complete with...