Jules PARÉ

It was with great sadness that I learned of Dr. Pare's death. I had the privilege of knowing him professionally during my tenure as chairman of radiology at McGill following Bob Fraser. He was a giant in the field of chest medicine & his contributions are immeasurable. I also, in the last few years,knew Dr. Pare on a more personal level as my sister-in-law is a resident at Wesmt. One. Each time I visited her for dinner I had a warm & meaningful chat with Dr. Pare. On our last visit in mid-Feb. he talked about his declining health in an accepting manner. As we left the dining room my wife blew him a kiss across the room & he smilingly blew a kiss back. That was our goodbye to a special man. It is how we will remember him. How fortunate you all are to have had him in your lives.

It is disappointing I did not get the opportunity to know this great man well. My condolences for his family, and may he rest in peace.

We mourn the loss of Great Uncle Peter. He was an inspiration to so many of us Parés.
We will miss him very much.
We wish to convey to all his nine wonderful and gifted children and their offspring our most sincere condolences for your loss.
With all our love,
Cousins Max, Kati, Alexander, Nicholas & Olivia

I was sad to hear of Peter's death. I have many good memories of our years as collegues at McGill and the Chest Hospital. My sympathy to all the family

Our sincere Condolences to the Paré clan, you've lost a great guy & an inspiration.

I am truly sorry to hear of Peter Pare's passing. I will always remember him as the quintessential academic who was also a tremendous human being. My year as his chief resident in pulmonary medicine at the Chest Hospital was made so memorable because of him.
He will be missed.

Dear Julia and family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your father.We were very fortunate to have met your Dad in his later years at Westmount One.We remember well his feisty spirit ,his kindness and love of family.We all had great admiration for your father.Our thoughts are with you during his difficult time.

Maureen,Susan,Tom and Jimmy Beech

My generation was blessed to have him as a teacher. I still enjoy reading the first edition of his book and remember his clinical acumen at Paré rounds.
J. Braidy md

Chères cousines et chers cousins,
Sorry I can't be with you to share this great lost. My heart goes out to you all and hope that the love of all that surround you help you in your grief. Uncle Pete was very special to us all. We will miss him greatly

We wish to extend our sympathies. We were all blessed by our Dorval upbringings.

A pillar in Respiratory Medicine. Our thoughts and prayers for the whole family

My deepest condolences to the family of my most influential mentor at McGill

This is a time for reflection of a life well lived. While we are saddened we remember Peter's sense of generosity, joy, fun, merriment and silliness which we will carry with us.

To Julia, Nick and family - Please accept my condolences on the loss of this very special man. No matter how prepared you feel for such an event, its finality is always so very sad.

Dear Paul and family,
Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Lisa Carbone and family

I extend my deepest condolences to all of the Pare Clan on the loss of a wonderful human being. Anne and Peter Pare's compassion have left the world a better place.

Indeed a wonderful man and an inspiration to me.
Tony Bai

Dear Peter and Anne Pare Siblings: My condolences to you all. Peter was a very special gifted,hardworking and playful man and, together with Anne, raised a tribe of very special,gifted,hardworking and playful women and men! Love to you all. Brother in-law and out-law, John

Dear Nick and Family,
My sincere condolences on the loss of your father. May he rest in peace...
Amy Singer (BYFC)

Uncle Pete will be so missed by all of the Pare' clan. The obituary highlighted new aspects of his life for me because I only know him as an incredible uncle who could act, play tennis, keep a garden and deliver papers on his bike along with his warm and welcoming smile! Lots of Love to the whole family.

My Dad died as he lived – fall of gusto. He was entirely cognitively intact until almost the very last days. I refused to play scrabble with him because he would always win (at 95 years old)!

I had a complex relationship with him. He has been my major inspiration as a fellow physician, an over-committed professional, and as a fellow Christian. I believe he is a better place now.

Michael Paré, M.Sc., M.Ed., M.D.
The Medical Clinic for Person-Centred Psychotherapy, Toronto

Dear Anthony and family,
Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of Dr. Pare. His dedication to his family, ullustrious medical career and community service endeavours are most laudable. I did enjoy seeing him and exchanging greetings with him at Westmount One.
Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Lynn Butler-Kisber

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.