Robert Dean Rynearson Jr.

So sorry to hear about Ryno. He was a great teacher and always was up beat and supportive. I used to eat lunch with him everyday after I came to Granite as a teacher. His dry wit and humor along with that mischievous smile always made lunch a joy. He also had great tips on getting ready for retirement that benefited our family greatly. I will surely miss him.

Mr. Rynearson was my Senior year Consumer Math teacher in 2000-2001 school year. What he taught me that year prepared me for my entire adult life. He was an amazing teacher! Thank you for everything you taught me, and hundreds of other students over your teaching years. My condolences go out to his family, and they will remain in my prayers.

Loved Ryno! Loved his stories about his kids! Loved how he helped me become a better teacher! Loved his ability to communicate what really matters! True giant in our profession! Love him and miss him!

one of the only teachers who challenged me. He brought the best out of me. I too could be mischievous, but ultimately had a very good grasp on numbers and was a better person, student and mathematician after his tutelage.

Mr. Rynearson was the best teacher I ever had, and luckily I had him for two years, he went above and beyond with me and helping me get my Geometry grade up. I remember he would always say that Las Parillas taco shop in Rancho San Diego was better than Los Panchos, I disagreed, he told me if I got my grade up he would buy me a burrito from Las Parillas, so I did, and he bought me that burrito, it wasn´t as good as Los Panchos! We had many conversations about sports especially his sons that...

I had Mr Rynearson for math and one of my friends looked a lot like me and he once asked if we were related we weren´t but from that day on when he saw us he would say hi cous. Loved him so much as a teacher. My prayers for the family. Class of 1992 Julie Sidney

I´m so sorry to hear of Mr. Rynearson´s passing. I just saw this post and am sad I missed his celebration of life today. I was a student in his math class in the mid 80´s. When I needed extra help he was there to help me. I am forever grateful for him to take his time after school to teach me. He made algebra a fun and challenging class. My prayers and condolences to his family and friends. He was a wonderful teacher and person.

I worked with Bob at Granite Hills High School. He was my next door neighbor on campus and a good friend. He taught me so many things about teaching that I still use to this day. He was always kind, funny and smiling.