Anne R. Reynolds

H. Anne Rauch Reynolds born November 18, 1917, was a resident of Indianapolis, Indiana during the majority of her 97 years of life, and died at her home on September 23, 2015, of natural causes. She was the daughter of Gertrude Alice Schull Rauch and John George Rauch, Sr. and broadly of German founding families in Indianapolis, which included the Rauchs, Schnulls, Liebers, Vonneguts and many others. Anne was an accomplished equestrian and an avid supporter of various animal welfare groups. Travels, family and social gatherings were a great source of joy for her. She was a 1934 graduate of Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Massachusetts, and a 1939 graduate of Bryan Mawr College majoring in Philosophy. Her husband, Alfred Owens “Ted” Reynolds, Sr., who was an entrepreneur and investor in Indianapolis and whose family’s roots were in Marquette0, Michigan, predeceased her. Ted was the son of Maxwell Kennedy “Max” Reynolds, Sr. and Frances Emily Quintard Jopling “Fanny” Reynolds (who was the daughter of Mary Catherine White Jopling, daughter of Peter White), all of Marquette, Michigan. Anne was also predeceased by her sister, Jane Catherine Rauch Kitchen; brother-in-law, John Milton Kitchen; brother, John George “Jack” Rauch, Jr.; sister-in-law, Jane Loudon Wilson Rauch; sister-in-law and college classmate, Anne Maxwell Reynolds Frazier; brother-in-law, Lincoln Bass “Linc” Frazier; sister-in-law, Phyllis Fitzhugh Miller Reynolds; and brother-in-law, Maxwell Kennedy “Max” Reynolds, Jr. Survivors include her four sons, Alfred O. “Tod” Reynolds, Jr., of Charleston, South Carolina; George K. & Kay Reynolds of Branford, Florida; John M. “Jack” Reynolds, Esq. of Cambridge, Massachusetts; and Geoffrey M. “Geoff” & Olga Reynolds of Oregon City, Oregon. Her grandchildren are: Rebeca L. Reynolds, Ph.D. of New Orleans, Louisiana; Dr. Charles M. “Charlie” & Andrea Reynolds of Boise, Idaho; Katharine W. “Reyn” Reynolds, MSW of Durham, New Hampshire; and six step-grandchildren. Survivors also include three great-granddaughters: Taylor W. Reynolds, Stella W. Reynolds and Audrey W. Reynolds of Boise, Idaho; and twelve nieces and nephews and their families.