Jotham G. Reynolds "Joe" Iv

My friend Joe, you are going to be missed by so many family and friends. I am going to miss your waves in the morning as we pass each other, our quick chats at Cumberland Farms and when you stopped by the shop and said here comes my friend Joe and I gave you a hug, I'm going to miss the smile and your laugh. I'm going to miss you alot but am blessed that I knew you and your amazing wife Kris. You & Kris will remain in my heart forever. ox

We had so much fun talking and laughing at Anya's on Friday evening. I knew you from the days when I owned the Smart Shopper but you met Jim for the first time on Friday and oh, what good time the two of you had. I am deeply saddened by your passing but so thankful for the few hours we shared the Friday evening before your passing! RIP Joe!

I lived down rt. 169 from the Reynolds farm. I I worked for Joe's father for about 15 years. After school, I'd work in the orchard with young Reynolds, we had a ball driving their old jitterbug through the orchard. Joe was simply a fine gentleman, had the warmest smile on his face all the time. I knew the Reynolds family well, they were all wonderful people, solid New England stock. Loved 'em all. I will greatly miss this wonderful man.

Joe was always so friendly and welcoming at the Christmas Barn...so sorry to hear of his passing.

With deepest sympathy,
Emily Murphy
Woodstock Ct

A large piece of Woodstock is gone. What a wonderful smile he had. What a lovely man he was. He will be missed by all.

Our deepest sympathies go out to the Reynolds family. You are all in our thoughts an prayers. My family was truly blessed to have known Joe/Grampa. He was full of life and always had a smile on his face. He was a true gentleman and will greatly missed.

You will always live in our hearts and prayers.