To the Reynolds family. 
Please accept my deepest condolences during this difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss, and my thoughts are with you and your family.

I’m still in shock and saddened by the passing of sister Reynolds. I met her and family in 2004 at Pine Hills SDA Church and we became family.  A sweet, loving, soft spoken and kind hearted soul. Whenever I felt down, or life is throwing challenges my way, she was always praying for me. She always remembered birthdays. This year it was no different, at approximately 6AM on March 24   She messaged me to wish me a happy birthday, not knowing that would have been the last time I heard from her.  Her passing has certainly left an indelible impression upon me. 

I know that my sister in Christ has made her calling on election shore. She will rise at the sound of the FIRST trumpet. Bro. Reynolds and the rest of the family, my heart aches with you. Will continue to pray for you all during this time of bereavement.  Rest well sis. Reynolds, soon and very soon we are going to see the King.

I met Maureen at prayer meeting at Forest Lake church. She was so friendly and made me feel comfortable.  She had such a kind heart and was a  good support for me when I experienced various struggles. She was also so proud of her children and granddaughter. We would often talk about how God is a miracle working God especially when it came to her granddaughter. I am missing Maureen already but I thank God for the hope of seeing her again.
Please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences. 

Cecilia Joseph

Dear Family,

I met Maureen at work many years ago.  She was working in a neighborhood center and was truly amazing. She was kind caring and her love knew no boundaries.  She was so proud of all of you.  She never missed the opportunity to say so. My condolences to you. 

Phyllis Mills MSW

I had the privilege of meeting Maureen at a welcome breakfast at church. Someone who knew I was a social worker introduced us, and from that very moment, it felt as though we had known each other forever. Maureen had a rare gift of making everyone feel like they belonged. Since that first encounter, she was always so attentive, ensuring that I was connected and engaged. She invited me to participate in community work, which was her passion and a reflection of her servant’s heart.

Maureen was truly born with the heart of a social worker, one fueled by the love of Jesus. She left an indelible impression on my family, just as she did with everyone she encountered. Her loving nature, radiant smile, humility, and genuine care for others were gifts that enriched the lives of so many. Her deep love for her neighbors and her unwavering faith in God shined through everything she did.

Though we will deeply miss her presence, we find comfort in the promise of that glorious day when the dead in Christ will rise and we will be reunited forever. To her beloved family, I am so sorry for this temporary separation. I pray that God grants you strength, peace, and hope as you look forward to that beautiful day when we will see Maureen again, and death will be no more.

See you soon, Maureen. God is coming soon.

With heartfelt sympathy and prayers,

Glenis Contreras, Jerry Brewer & Ian Rodriguez!

To the Reynolds Family: Take care of the Mango Tree.
Encountering Maureen, whether through work, church, or community service, leaves an indelible impression on everyone she meets. Her warm demeanor, radiant smile, and charming personality provide a refreshing sense of comfort akin to quenching one's thirst on a scorching summer day. Maureen possesses an extraordinary ability to uplift spirits and alleviate stress effortlessly, often delivering the perfect words to evoke laughter precisely when needed. She exemplified the importance of not sweating the small stuff, reminding us that life is too fleeting for such concerns. Always humble, friendly, generous, and courageous, she demonstrated that her quiet strength and gentle voice could profoundly influence one's perspectives and values. Her unwavering acknowledgment of a higher power and commitment to serving others while putting God and Family first were evident in both her words and actions. 
Our family will miss her dearly, and we thank her for the gift of her family to us. 

P.S. Maureen. I have already missed a work deadline because you weren't here to remind me. lol

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Maureen Valarie Reynolds

18 avril 1962 – 24 mars 2025

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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