Dr. Rinford Pritchard

Our thoughts are with your family during this most difficult time. May you all find comfort in the wonderful memories you created together and hold closest to your heart.

I worked with Bud in the 1980s and 90s at Veterans Affairs, where he was very well liked by veterans, staff, and other physicians.

A truly charming man, always helpful and in a good mood.


Frank Déziel M.D.
Charlottetown PE

My deepest sympathy in your loss of Bud a friend to all always a smile and a helpful hand.He will be missed by his family.Rest in peace.Marlane MacFarlane Delta TUC

Bud was a sincere friend since we met at UBC Medical School in 1952. He was a caring, compassionate doctor. He was always earnest to help with his knowledge and skills.

My sincere condolences. May our heavenly Father, the God of all comfort sustain you at this time of such great loss 2Thessalonians 2:16, 17.

The Magee High School graduating class of 1948 will miss him at our forthcoming 70 th reunion later this year. Barry Claridge

Quirky doesn't even begin to describe Mr. Pritchard, but it's a good start. He was one of a kind and full of mischief: no one who met him could easily forget him. Many thanks to a man who brought silliness to a world that can always use more silliness and more souls like Mr. P. In loving remembrance, Jean Reddington (Steve Brazeau).

It was always a pleasure chatting with Dr.Bud Pritchard when he worked at Shaughnessy Hospital Pensions Dept., back in the 1980's. Those were happy days. He will never be forgotten by those Veterans, whose lives he touched. God bless you "Dr.Bud" on your final journey to Paradise.

Always a great sense of humour and a fun time. Bud was the best of the best.