In Loving Memory of Larry Reynolds
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Larry Reynolds was a prime example of what a husband, father, and grandfather should be. He had a huge heart of gold and loved his family more than life itself. He worked morning and night to provide everything his family needed or wanted. His greatest joy in life was to see his precious grandchildren smile. Not a day went by that he didn't call or text and tell his kids and grand kids Pawpaw loved them.
Larry was an excellent carpenter. He turned wood into works of art. He built an amazing home for his family all by himself, never asked for help.
Larry was loved by anyone who met him. He was the kindest, most gentle man a person could meet. He would give everything he had to help anyone in need. His love for his family will be greatly missed.
Larry Reynolds was taken to be with The Lord on Fathers Day, June 15, 2014 at 9:01am. He had went to Van, TX to get gas for the mower and breakfast for his wife and granddaughter. He was traveling home on Hwy 16 when his vehicle was struck in the side by a person who had been texting and driving and ran through a stop sign. He was taken way before his time.
Larry is survived by Bobbie, his loving wife of 41 years. They had two children, David Reynolds and Shelly Hodges. He had five grandchildren, Shelby and Zackary Reynolds, Megan and Ashlyn Mande, and Weston Hodges.
His is death leaves a huge hole in the hearts of all his family and friends.
Larry Reynolds was a prime example of what a husband, father, and grandfather should be. He had a huge heart of gold and loved his family more than life itself. He worked morning and night to provide everything his family needed or wanted. His greatest joy in life was to see his precious grandchildren smile. Not a day went by that he didn't call or text and tell his kids and grand kids Pawpaw loved them.
Larry was an excellent carpenter. He turned wood into works of art. He built an amazing home for his family all by himself, never asked for help.
Larry was loved by anyone who met him. He was the kindest, most gentle man a person could meet. He would give everything he had to help anyone in need. His love for his family will be greatly missed.
Larry Reynolds was taken to be with The Lord on Fathers Day, June 15, 2014 at 9:01am. He had went to Van, TX to get gas for the mower and breakfast for his wife and granddaughter. He was traveling home on Hwy 16 when his vehicle was struck in the side by a person who had been texting and driving and ran through a stop sign. He was taken way before his time.
Larry is survived by Bobbie, his loving wife of 41 years. They had two children, David Reynolds and Shelly Hodges. He had five grandchildren, Shelby and Zackary Reynolds, Megan and Ashlyn Mande, and Weston Hodges.
His is death leaves a huge hole in the hearts of all his family and friends.
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Wes Hodges
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