Dorothy Reynolds

I am sorry I didn't see this notice sooner. Dorothy was my godmother and ALWAYS introduced herself that way on the telephone. We shared two names -- Loretta and Dorothy. I remember her so well and kind and loving and, with Jack, lots of fun. She is the last of the generation and I hope you remembered to ask every question you might have. I still keep thinking of questions and that will be unanswered. I suspect you are all doing the one thing she would wish, keeping in close contact. ...

Thinking of the family and wishing them comfort and peace

Dottie was one of my mother's (Blanche Kelly) friends who would talk to me with genuine interest. Being the youngest, I was lost in the crowd. Dottie made me feel seen.

You will be missed
Patti Kelly-Ortiz
Blanche and Bud Kelly's daughter

Dottie was a great listener; Dorothy always showed a genuine interest in anything I had to say and asked follow up questions. When Dottie would call for my mother, Blanche M.Kelly, we'd have a lovely visit, if Mother wasn't at home.
A poet once wrote: The fog comes in on little cat paws. It seems this greatest generation is existing on little cat paws.
Vaya con Dios Dottie!
With Love and Reverence,
Vincent Kelly

I am sorry for the loss of Dottie, as we always knew her. I remember her and all the "Old People's" well. She will be missed. Annice Kelly, Blanche and Bud Kelly's daughter.

Dottie and Jack were very good friends of my parents Blanche and Bud Kelly. They were always nice to us kids! Nice people. Will be missed

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the Reynolds at this time. We remember your family well from across the alley in EP.
Winnie Moore Bowman

To the family, you have my prayers and condolences.

Our sympathy and special prayers for Dorothy and all her family and friends.