Pat Walmsley left a condolence for Richard Siegel, M.D.

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In Memory of

Richard Lewis
Siegel, M.D.

1947 - 2018

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Pat Walmsley

Richard was a very dear and valued friend for many years. He was a very special person, a real individual, always ready to help, with a wide range of interests and a great sense of humour. The collection of quirky philosophical quotes he pinned on his office wall typified his unique brand of humour. He really enjoyed life and lived it to the full. After he retired he developed an interest in Improv and threw himself enthusiastically into participating in sessions several times a week. Always calm and laid back, I never once heard him raise his voice in anger. He loved the outdoor life, hiking with friends and his dog, Mae, cycling and roller blading, activities he managed to keep up when he began chemo. He faced his last illness bravely, supported by Lydia, who became an amazing medical advocate, educating herself about the disease and its treatment and initiating a variety of holistic supportive measures that beat back the inevitable and bought them an extended period of life together, time they would not have had without Lydia's intervention. We all loved him and he will be sorely missed.

Wednesday July 4, 2018 at 3:12 pm

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