Alan Ronald KINDLER

Dear Al, those carefree days in the dungeon at PH ( I pinched him from Ros momentarily) rocking & rolling to The Beatles , his expertise in jiving was like no other, wonderful memories. A true gentleman, my deepest sympathy to Ros and family.

Rosalind and family
Alan's kindness, exquisite clarity of thought, and generosity distinguished him. He was a wonderful colleague for whom I had particular fondness and respect. We have truly lost a great friend of humanity.

Alan changed my life, i wish i had more time with him; i wish i met him earlier in my life. I admired his sense of humour, his wisdom and his empathy. oh how i wish i could say a proper goodbye...

May his memory be a blessing.

Dr. Kindler was a kind and insightful analyst. It was an honour to have known him. I think of him often. He is a great loss in my life
May his memory be a source of comfort to his loving family

Helen and Nick and family - our deepest sympathies. May your cherished memories help you and guide you during this time.
-Sam and Mike Riem

Alan will be missed by many colleagues and friends as well as patients. It has been 25 years since we worked together but I have fond memories of his thoughtfulness,humour and kindness to all. May he rest in peace

I'm so sorry Alan has died. He was a steady, considerate friend and colleague. I miss him from our Society.

Alan's voice, I feel, reflected the inner man whom we will remember -- gentle, supportive, unassuming, thoughtful and enfolding. He loved music and the music of his voice endures.

A great loss, I am forever touched for having met him. He was gifted with great skills as a therapist and human being. He would live through his legacy to many colleagues, students, patients and others. Thank you, Alan and rest in peace

He will be missed, but not forgotten by his family, patients and colleagues. What is most important, he made a difference as teacher, colleague and therapist.
Alan, may you now rest in eternal peace.
Jeremiah Dolan MB. FRCPC.

A special gentle soul, so kind and genuinely caring, he became a parent and a friend wrapped into one. I was fortunate to see him for over three decades.....but the sorrow and loss will last a lifetime.

Dr. Kindler as I knew him. Words are hard to describe the sense of loss I feel for his passing. He was selfless and helped me through my roughest times.