Grandma,
With faithfulness you have held the torch of family.
You and Grandpa created a legacy of honor and love for this family.  Christmas will forever be associated in my heart with the smells and sounds of your home.
God Bless You!

Grandma Reynolds, we all miss
you alot.  You will always be
a sweet memory, for each and
every one of us.
We can only hope to pass on your love to our little munchkins or to our future munchkinsyoung people.
Cookies always in the jar,
and a smile always on your face, reserved for each one of us.  That was truly part
of the gift of our lives.
I wish I had said this at your
Memorial Service, for all to hear.  I know that us grandkids are all closer to eachother because of all of those early Christmas parties
we shared together.  It will never be the same, just different.  As a little boy,
running through your sprinkler
in underwear on a hot day was
A.O.K at your house.  Climbing
the cherry tree was not quite 
so OK with you, but you never
said no.  Just warned us.  You
coming to our baseball games, and wrestling matches gave us
a true feeling of priveledge.  It made us want to do well for you.  I almost
have more good memories just 
at your house, than the rest of my life in its entirety.
I will try to remember this
when I am a grandparent.

The good ol days are gone now,
but luckily there are a lot
of us Macraes and Reynolds's left to make some more.
See you in Heaven, Grandma Reynolds; I'm sure you'll have a cookie or a Party Pizza waiting for us, whether
we deserve it or not.

Aunt Jean, You will be missed.  I am so glad I got to see you on my last trip.  May the Lord bless you and keep you.  To Jim and Nancy and Jerry and Linda and the kids, my thoughts and prayers are with you, I love you.

More than a sister-in-law.  How she blessed the McRae family and held it together through the years.  Her brothers would have enthusiatically said she was more than a sister, for she stepped into their mother's shoes and did what she could to ease that loss.   Truly she was a great woman--the queen of the family.  We'll miss her, but give thanks we had her for as long as we did. 

Jean,
Our dear friend of 63 years,
"May the Lord watch over thee
and me when we are absent from one another".

Lots of fond memories.  Lunch on the patio, the old cherry tree, mowing the lawn, eating fresh tomatoes, creating new music on the piano "but the organ is off limits", Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and so much more.  Sorry we never found that new patio furniture grandma.  Thanks for all of our soccer and baseball games too.  We love you and think of you always.

we love you grandma, go mariners!!!......this is the year, they are doing it for you!

I have fond memories of Aunt Jean from all of our family gatherings. She left a wonderful legacy in her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

We'll miss you Grandma. 

There are many many things we'll always remember; That day trip we took to the Scotish Highland Games in Enumclaw. Going to SAFECO Field for open house. Your cookie jar ! Christmas Eve, one of my favorites - except that we always HAD to wait for presents until after the dishes were done. You and Grandpa always had music in your house. You playing solitaire until the cards were worn thin. Games of Old Maid and Pit and who could forget Yahtzee! Ping pong, croquet and Badmitton tournements. Feeding the ducks at Green Lake. Going to the zoo, HAD to see the animals first before we could go to the rides!. You, maybe at 77 or so, jumping into Philips lake for a swim, hope I can do that at 77! Those funny ice cream bowls with the handles. 

Your smile! Grnadpas smile too. Well, I just believe you're both smiling now down from heaven !



OBITUARY

Nancy Jean Reynolds

December 31, 1969 – December 31, 1969

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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