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Robert J. Reid & Sons Funeral Home

Robert J. Reid & Sons Funeral Home is proudly Canadian owned and operated. Reid Funeral Home
Kingston, Ontario

In 1901, Robert J. For four generations Robert J.

Reid established a furniture and funeral business under the same roof at 230 Princess Street. This building also provided housing for Robert Reid and his family and in subsequent years, his family's family. As the furniture and funeral businesses continued to grow, each needed additional space to serve the residents of Kingston. The Funeral Home was relocated to the corner of Johnson and Barrie Streets, where in 1953 "The Chapel on the Corner" was opened with expanded facilities, including a formal chapel which seats 200 people. Over the years the funeral home continued to grow by expanding parking and improving facilities. The most recent addition is a post funeral reception facility. The funeral home is stIll located at the corner of Johnson and Barrie Streets. Reid & Sons has served the residents of Kingston with quality, caring funeral service.

02/20/2026

Grief can feel especially heavy in the quiet moments, when absence is most deeply felt.

But with each new day, a gentle sense of hope begins to return, offering light in the spaces where sorrow once settled.

May those experiencing loss find comfort in knowing that love continues to endure, long after goodbye.

Sending strength and compassion to all who are grieving.

02/19/2026

A traditional funeral isn’t right for everyone, and that’s okay. Many families choose to honour their loved one in ways that feel more personal and true to who they were. From themed gatherings to celebrations inspired by hobbies, interests, or personality, remembrance can take many meaningful forms. What matters most is doing what feels right for you.

Speak to one of our caring and compassionate professionals to learn more about your options.

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02/16/2026

Family Day offers a moment to celebrate the meaningful bonds we share — with the loved ones beside us and the ones we hold in memory.

Today, we honour the family members who have passed, whose love, guidance, and stories continue to shape our lives.

Wishing you a peaceful and meaningful Family Day.

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we honour love in all its forms, past, present, and always remembered. Love doesn’t end; it lives on through memories, connection, and the bonds we carry with us.

02/12/2026

When words fall short, meaningful keepsakes can offer comfort. Memorial jewelry provides a personal way to carry memories close, honouring a loved one’s life through something deeply personal and lasting.

02/07/2026

Planning ahead is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give your family.

Taking the time to think about final family cemetery arrangements can help provide clarity, comfort, and peace of mind, both for you and for the people you care about most. From understanding family lots and shared resting places to knowing who can be included and how planning works, having the right information makes these decisions feel less overwhelming.

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02/06/2026

After cremation, families often face new questions about how best to honour a life that meant so much. A permanent memorial can serve as a place to gather, remember, and heal—providing comfort long after the service is over. Cemetery memorialization offers a range of meaningful options designed to reflect individuality and preserve memories.

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Cremation has been chosen, and now you’re faced with an important decision. How do you make a personally meaningful, lasting tribute to one cherished life, t...

02/04/2026

One simple step, planning your final resting place, can bring peace to you and your loved ones.

Learn about family lots, permissions, and why reviewing your plan regularly is key.
Because planning ahead doesn't just mean peace of mind, it also means protection for your loved ones when you're gone.

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01/31/2026

Love isn’t limited by distance, and memories live forever. Keep your loved ones close in your heart, wherever life takes you. 🤍

01/30/2026

Celebrations of life are about sharing love and memories. From creating a photo collage to curating a playlist of their favorite songs, there are so many ways to make the day meaningful.

Discover 6 creative ideas to honor your loved one.

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01/23/2026

Some of the most difficult conversations are also the most important ones, because they protect the wellbeing of the people you love.

Pre‑planning your final arrangements is not just about preparing for the future. It brings peace of mind and ensures your loved ones feel supported during a stressful and uncertain time. These conversations may feel uncomfortable or even bring up feelings of sadness or melancholy, but they are a powerful way to show care, love, and responsibility.

A small step today can help bring clarity and comfort for everyone.

01/22/2026

Grief doesn’t follow a schedule, and support shouldn’t be limited by distance.

Technology can provide meaningful connection during times of loss, whether through online support groups, virtual gatherings, or shared memory spaces. Discover how digital resources can help you navigate grief wherever you are: https://bit.ly/4r55ZDF

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309 Johnson Street
Kingston, ON
K7L1Y6

Website

https://www.arbormemorial.ca/en/reid

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In 1901, Robert J. Reid established a furniture and funeral business under the same roof at 230 Princess Street. This building also provided housing for Robert Reid and his family and in subsequent years, his family's family. As the furniture and funeral businesses continued to grow, each needed additional space to serve the residents of Kingston. The Funeral Home was relocated to the corner of Johnson and Barrie Streets, where in 1953 "The Chapel on the Corner" was opened with expanded facilities, including a formal chapel which seats 200 people. Over the years the funeral home continued to grow by expanding parking and improving facilities. The most recent addition is a post funeral reception facility. The funeral home is still located at the corner of Johnson and Barrie Streets. For four generations Robert J. Reid & Sons has served the residents of Kingston with quality, caring funeral service.