RONALD ALEXANDER LIVINGSTONE

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• To our dear and very much loved Auntie Mae, Gary, Kenneth, Kirsty. We are so sorry to hear of your beloved Ronald's passing. You were always such a perfect couple in our eyes. We Thankyou you and your lovely sons for keeping in touch with us over the years. Uncle Ronald was a lovely, generous and down to earth man a pleasure to be in his company who welcomed us and us feel very much loved. It is with much sadness but, so many thanks that we remember uncle Ronald and you all, also loving thoughts to Margaret and family. Jacqueline, Janice, Girvin, Maureen, Donna and families. Belfast - Posted by: Miskimmin & Girvin families (Nieces & nephews) on: May 28, 2025

• I first met "Dr Livingstone" as a resident when I completed my Royal College examinations.I was appropriately intimidated when this meeting to place on the 6th Floor of the Eaton wing. He had just moved to Toronto General Hospital and he handed me my results- I had passed! Later in my career I began at TGH and he became "Ron" to me over my time there. He was always very supportive during my early struggles and challenges in my personal and professional life. Ron will be remembered always as a colleague and supportive friend when needed and as a leader in the times when we needed an effective advocate for women and for OB/GYNs providing their care. Nick Leyland - Posted by: Nicholas Leyland, MD (Colleague and friend) on: Apr 22, 2025

• My colleagues and I very much enjoyed working with Ron in Toronto at the Mt Sinai and Toronto General Hospitals. His good humour and expert advice in patient care was a big help in the care of our patients and in the development of the obstetric program. He is very missed. Deep condolences to the family. Ants Toi, Medical Imaging, University of Toronto. - Posted by: Ants Toi (Colleague and friend) on: Apr 22, 2025

• Our deapest condolences to Mae and family. Alan worked with Ron from 2003 to 2014 and he was a huge support for Alan as he transitioned to the University of Toronto and Mount Sinai Hospital. Both he and Mae welcomed us to Toronto with open arms and hearts for which we are most grateful. - Posted by: Alan and Barbara Bocking (Friends and Colleague) on: Mar 27, 2025

• Very sad to hear about Ron's passing. We were friends from Kilgour Estate Music Group and enjoyed many happy musical events over the years. Ron loved to play the piano and participating in the many St Patrick's Day celebrations and other musical events in our building. Condolences to Mae, Gary, Ken and Family. Ross & Jo-Anne Beer Toronto - Posted by: Ross Beer (Friend and neighbour) on: Mar 03, 2025

• Ron was a truly lovely man and a wonderful neighbour while he lived in our condo complex in Toronto. We moved in as the first residents in this new building and shared many lovely times, from dinner parties, to Happy Hours and ROMEO dinners with several of the retirees. Even though he moved back to Winnipeg, he was, and will be missed. Our deepest condolences Anne and John Bradwell - Posted by: Annette Bradwell (Former neighbour) on: Mar 01, 2025