It is with great admiration and respect that we celebrate the retirement of Todd Reynolds BSRT(R), (CT), (MR), a distinguished figure in the field of radiology, after an illustrious career spanning half a century.

Todd Reynolds began his journey in radiology as a Radiologic aide at the University of Iowa, where his passion and dedication soon led him to pursue advanced training in X-Ray technology. Throughout his career, Todd's versatility and expertise have been evident as he excelled in various roles, including technologist, Nuclear Medicine Technologist, CT lead technologist, MR technologist on a mobile unit, and most recently, as a second-shift technologist. His commitment extended beyond his daily duties, as he actively contributed to professional organizations such as the ISRT, where he served as an officer.

Monica L. Stark RT(R), (CT), (BD), who has had the privilege of working closely with Todd for the past 14 years, fondly recalls their initial encounter at St. Francis Hospital. "Todd's infectious excitement about radiology was palpable from the start," she reflects. "He approached each procedure with a sense of wonder and enthusiasm that inspired everyone around him."

Beyond his technical prowess, Todd's genuine compassion and empathy set him apart. "Todd's kindness and dedication to patient care were unparalleled," Monica adds. "Whether it was assisting a patient to the table, offering a comforting word, or simply brightening someone's day with his warmth, Todd's impact was profound and lasting."

As the field of radiology evolved over the decades, Todd Reynolds embraced technological advancements with unwavering dedication. From the days of waiting anxiously by the film processor to performing complex CT scans and MRIs independently, Todd's expertise and calm demeanor earned him the admiration of colleagues and patients alike.

Reflecting on Todd's retirement, Monica Stark acknowledges the void his departure will leave. "We will miss Todd's stories, his expertise, and above all, his genuine passion for both his profession and the people he served," she remarks. "Yet, we are confident that Todd will continue to make a positive impact, whether in his community garden, through his church, or simply by being the caring neighbor he has always been."

In bidding farewell to Todd Reynolds, Monica Stark and the entire team at Virginia Gay Hospital extend their heartfelt gratitude and best wishes for a well-deserved retirement. Todd, your legacy in radiology and your compassionate spirit will forever be cherished.

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SM July 2, 2024, 6:50 pm Todd will be greatly missed. My husband and I always enjoyed talking to him and him always being so caring . Have a great retirement Todd and thanks again for all your caring at VGH.
JH July 2, 2024, 7:47 pm I previously worked in the same hallway as radiology at VGH. When I was still there on some late evenings, Todd would stop by to make sure I was OK, remind me to be safe by keeping my door locked and also when I left the building. He did have a unique ability to make you feel special and cared for. Thanks Todd! You're a gem! May you be much blessed in your well deserved retirement.

DL July 3, 2024, 1:34 pm I wish Todd the very best in this well deserved retirement. I'm sure there are several motorcycle trips in store for the next several years. I hope you will keep Waterloo as, at least, a part time home. Good luck in all of your endeavors.