Condolence: Our deepest sympathy for your loss.

Condolence: Dear Reed family - I saw the obituary in the Virginian Pilot today and please accept my condolences. We lived down the street on Armistead Bridge Road from you when I was a child. Ann was one of our babysitters (I think I was scared of her being a shy kind of kid) and Crennie was my brother Charles' age. I remember the dog that you had had back then - a tan dog - Fella maybe was his name.

I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Jane Tucker

Condolence: we send our heartfelt sympathy to sue and the family. crennie was so nice to us when we moved to Norfolk in 1989 and a great friend thereafter. we have a picture of him at tech with my brother charlie hunter, who passed away in 2001. crennie was a beautiful guy inside and out and we'll miss him. betty lou and dick

Condolence: Jim, Michelle, and family. We're so sorry for the loss of this remarkable man, and extend our sincere condolences. We're members of St. Paul's Anglican in Greenville, SC, and cannot speak highly enough of how much impact it has made on our family. Catherine is now 14, and we treasure your contribution to our wedding on 11/26/04....blessings and comfort to you all. May his memory be eternal.

Condolence: The world has lost a great man, and we have lost a dear friend. We are confident that Crennie is now in Heaven with so many of his old friends (including my Dad) looking over us with watchful eyes. Much love to all.

Laurie & Michael Devine

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Crennie's passing. What a wonderful, solid citizen who grew and nurtured a wonderful family. God Bless you all as your loss with time hopefully turns into less pain-- with warm, loving memories.