Richard Samuel Reynolds III

My parents and I were fortunate to meet great patrons of the arts like Major and Pam Reynolds, as well as Harwood and Louise Cochrane, at exhibition openings and special events at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Major's contributions to the Civil Rights monument educated me about Barbara Johns and his support of organizations like Jamestown and Yorktown informed my knowledge of Virginia history. His commitment to civil rights and social justice was also inspiring. Major will be greatly...

To the Reynolds Family my sincere condolences go out to you with much love.We spent many Christmas years together and it was truly a blessing to be with you during the holidays. Major was truly.an incredible man and will be truly missed.Love Marvin and Theresa DeWitt.

Dear Pamela, I was so saddened today to read of the passing of your wonderful husband Major, but at least you two had many happy years together and extended his very distinguished family's long and historic legacy with many children and grandchildren. I so enjoyed getting to know and to photograph the two of you at the grand reopening of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts some years back, which I gala event I wrote up for New York Social Diary, and hope that you can soon recover from this sad...

My deepest condolences to the Reynolds family. As a former employee of Reynolds Metals Company there will never be another company like Reynolds. I am so proud to have been part of such an amazingly led organization.

Although I did not know Major well the few times I meet him, I was always impressed by his sincerity, kindness , and thoughtfulness. He will leave a lasting impression on me. With sympathy, Brad Metcalf