Ronello W. Reynolds Jr.

I want to share part of a letter from my brother which expresses my thoughts and feelings at this difficult time of reflection.

"Brother and Connie did so much to take us in after Mom passed and while Dad recovered from the loss. Brother and the Reynolds were true Maine people, and had big hearts; always giving latitude and exuding tolerance to those around them. Brother, himself, was an extremely hard worker and was so very well accomplished as a person running the Farm / Golf Course...

We are so sorry to hear about "Brother's" passing. We send our sincere sympathy to all the Reynolds family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. We will always remember Brother working on the course he loved. May you be blessed with wonderful memories.

I know there are really no words to take away the pain of losing such a wonderful man. Just know the positive impact he made on many and how much he was loved, as you all are. Our prayers are with you all.

Connie and Family, So sorry to hear of your loss. We know he leaves a big hole in Burnham. He was such a fine man with great knowledge and of great character. Cec and I thought the world of him. My prayers are with you all as you grieve your loss.

Sandy Craig

A man of great charcter. His soft chuckle and impish grin will be with me forever. No better uncle on this earth. Missing you and your stories.

Aunt Connie and family my thoughts and prayers are with you all Uncle Brother was a amazing man who I always thought was 9 feet tall ...

Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family, wishing for extra strength for you all to make it through such a difficult time. Love, Jen, Harry, and Jordyn