Robert Vernon Reynolds

Birth date: May 20, 1939 Death date: Apr 14, 2007

ROBERT VERNON REYNOLDS May 20, 1939 ,- April 14, 2007 At Peace above the Mountains and PrairiesBob peacefully passed away due to natural causes at the age of 67. He was born on May 20, 1939 in Flasher North Dakota to Leonard and O Read Obituary

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Anonymous

967w ago

Patty,
I just want you to know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I will never forget the many, many, many camping trips up at the cabin,and Bob teaching me, my sister and Eddie, all of the most essential survival tips to make sure you made it out in the woods like pulling your finger, spitting loogies, making sure to never wash that cup, if we ever got lost in the woods to just follow the laughs of Janet and Marguerite and you would surely find your way back and good ol stone soup :)...I will also never forget my first tractor ride on Bob's tractor... Bob had a wonderful spirit that was just infectious you couldn't help but be drawn to him. He was a great man and i know he without out doubt he is in a greater place continueing to make people smile....
deeply and sincerly
Nicole James-Glore##imported-begin##Nicole James-Glore##imported-end##

Anonymous

967w ago

I am deeply sorry to hear about Mr. Robert's death! It's always hard when you lose someone.. Stay Strong.. God is with you!##imported-begin##Dominique Lewis##imported-end##

Anonymous

967w ago

Bob was such a wonderful guy! Both of us worked for Bob in different capacities, although both of us in the Chapter 1 program!
I met Bob when I worked in our Central Annex office under Bruce, Jean Judie and later, Billye. Bob came over often and checked on my progress; always in good humour but I knew he meant business, and I gave it my best!
He was a great Director and was loved by Chapter 1 staff and students!! He was generous with rewards for our efforts. I still remember a Halloween gathering at Bob and Patty's country property...
We were all decked out in our Chapter 1 shirts which were bright orange--the right color for the Trick or Treat Event! What a GREAT time we had! Lots of Laughs and Fun, wherever Bob's friends congregated!
Bob will be missed by Patty, the Love of his Life,and his Children, Relatives & Friends! Both George and I feel privileged to have known Bob and worked with him! He was an outstanding educator, and a generous, loving soul!
Please accept our Sympathy in your loss.. Bob has left a great legacy, as evidenced by the many Memories and Condolences.##imported-begin##George & Carmela St. Pierre##imported-end##

Anonymous

967w ago

Greetings Patty and Family
Our deepest sympathy to all of you. How fortunate we (cousins) were to be together just a month ago. We had such a fun day and have so many special memories of Bob. We will so miss him. Our hearts and prayers are with you.
Love Ken and Diane##imported-begin##Ken and Diane Dillman##imported-end##

Anonymous

967w ago

My memories of Mr. Reynolds began when I was 11 years old, 1962-63 and in the 5th grade. This must have been his first teaching assignment! He was a wonderful teacher, mentor, and role model. Always full of energy, ideas, and laughs. Along with Mr. Ashpole, who I had in the 6th grade, these young men were taking Park Avenue Elementary by storm. We all became baseball players, gymnists, and also enjoyed classroom activities. I remember the "Hot Rock Dinner", baking potatoes and burgers on rocks that were red hot from a firepit. Boy haven't school days changed.
My sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Reynolds. He was a wonderful man that made a difference to the children who's lives he touched.
Kathy (Christiansen)Brown##imported-begin##Kathy ChristiansenBrown##imported-end##

Anonymous

968w ago

Bob was an outstanding administrator of early childhood education in Tacoma and was a fun guy to know. One time he was hosting a party for people in the Title 1 program and said he would provide a salmon. The day for the party was just a day or two away and he still didn't have the salmon. Talk about a confident fisherman! He went fishing after work and lo and behold, he came back with a large salmon. I'll never forget it. He will be missed by everyone who knew him.##imported-begin##Sandy and Jean Mazzei##imported-end##

Anonymous

968w ago

Bob was more than a friend's father,more than a friend.He taught me the importance of happiness and of treating people with kindness and generosity.He wasn't just "THE FONZ",He was much cooler than that.##imported-begin##Sam Salazar##imported-end##

Anonymous

968w ago

Bob's family,
We have you in our thoughts and prayers on this day of Celebrating Bob's life. You knew when Bob would come you would see smiles and hear laughter. We are so glad we shared time with him at Olga's party. I know he is having a good gab session with dad and his Aunts and Uncles in Heaven. May all the good times and memories help you through this time.
Love, Larry, LaVonne, Dana and Lora Duppong##imported-begin##Larry and LaVonne Duppong##imported-end##

Anonymous

968w ago

Please remember,in your sorrow,you have many friends who care.You're someone very special,and you're thought about in prayer.GOD bless!##imported-begin##James and Cleo Chatman##imported-end##

Anonymous

968w ago

With sincere sympathy to Patty and the family. My prayers are with you. Robert left a great legacy in education and love of life. Keep his smile in your hearts. May God give you comfort.##imported-begin##Marjorie Lovrak##imported-end##

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