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Robert J. Reid & Sons Funeral Home

Robert J. Reid Funeral Home
Kingston, Ontario

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.

07/20/2025

Looking to find an obituary or share a condolence message? You can easily search by name or date on our website. It’s a simple way to honour memories, stay connected, and support loved ones. 🕯️ Click here: https://bit.ly/45fRftV

07/19/2025

Grief isn’t emptiness, it’s proof of how deeply we’ve lived and loved. It reminds us that every ordinary moment holds extraordinary meaning. 🤍

07/14/2025

Curious about the cremation process? We understand you may have questions, from how it works to what happens afterward. Our FAQ page covers everything you need to know. Click here to explore the answers: https://bit.ly/4kvTMUV

07/12/2025

Grief changes us, but it can also open our hearts. In the quiet moments, we may discover a greater capacity for compassion, connection, and understanding.

07/11/2025

Not sure where to start when it comes to funeral planning? Explore the options that best reflect your or your loved one’s wishes. Our free Online Planning Tool can help you take the first step, at your own pace. Try it today: https://bit.ly/4eGCanR

06/27/2025

Today, on Canadian Multiculturalism Day, we honour the diverse cultures, traditions, and communities that enrich our country. From coast to coast, the stories, languages, and customs of Canadians from all backgrounds create a stronger, more vibrant nation.

Let’s continue to celebrate what makes us unique and what brings us together.

06/26/2025

If you’re missing someone today, know that you’re not alone. Grief can come in waves. Some gentle, some overwhelming, but every feeling is valid.

Take a moment to honour their memory in your own way: light a candle, share a story, or simply sit with your thoughts.

06/25/2025

Every life is unique and a tribute should reflect that. Think about what brought your loved one joy: their passions, hobbies, and the little things that made them who they were. These details can shape a meaningful gathering that truly celebrates their story and feels comforting for everyone who attends.

Learn more about how to create a personalized tribute here: https://bit.ly/3ZNbnQG

06/21/2025

Share your favourite memory of them in the comments below. Let’s come together in remembrance.

They may no longer be with us physically, but their love and presence remain in our hearts, always.

06/20/2025

Without a plan in place, families grieving the loss of a loved ones will need to make 87 decisions within the first 72 hours. Pre-planning lets you make those decisions about your own arrangements now, so your loved ones don’t have to when you’re gone. Download your free '87 Decisions' brochure today. https://bit.ly/4e9Pyk9

06/19/2025

Planning a funeral while dealing with a loss can be overwhelming. At Arbor Memorial, we're here to make sure that you never have to face it alone. Learn more about the ways a funeral director can help you and your family. Click here: https://bit.ly/46235bq

06/15/2025

This Father’s Day, we honour all fathers, those we hold close and those we carry in our hearts. Whether you're remembering your dad, a father figure, or navigating the day with mixed emotions, know that you're not alone. We hold space for every story, every memory, and every kind of love.

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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.