Sean R. Reynolds

Mrs. Reynolds, Tommy, & Don:
There are so many things that I want to say, but I don't think that anyone has ever quite figured out the words to describe Sean. I know that I'll be forever looking back to my years at the Prep as the best of my life, and the friendships I made there as more significant than any since. I hold the memories of that time as my most cherished possession, and good or bad, I can't think of one that didn't involve Sean in one way or another. We all loved him,...

to the reynolds family,
my thoughts and prayers are with you. we had a lot of great times at catholic. sean was always the life of the party, but such a sweetheart to everyone too!!thank you for sharing yoru son with the rest of us.
angie athayde

Tom my thought and prayers are with you and your family. May your brother rest in peace.

To Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Barlett, Tom, and all of Sean's family,

Although it's been a while since I've seen Sean, his path and mine were similar for many years. Good ol' bus no. 4982 to Waldron was a regular route for me for many years, and I remember Sean running out of the house just as the bus was going to pull away (at times, it was interesting to see how much patience the bus driver had).
So many of us Waldron people went to the Prep, and I'd see Sean around occasionally,...

Even though I haven't seen Sean in a long time, my Waldron class is like a family to me and he was part of that family. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.

Sean was one person I always admired. He impacted each person he ever encountered and I will always hold onto the light within his smile. May he rest in peace and forever be remembered with a smile.

Please accept my deepest sympathy.My prayers are with you and your family

Dear Sean, I was your Aunt Sally and I only met you once at my Father's funeral (your Grandfather, James Reynolds). I can still picture you walking in with your Mother and your brother Tommy. You were about 10 years old. I will always miss the fact that I never got to know you and your brother. May you rest in peace. My prayers will continue to include you and your family. Love, Aunt Sally and your cousins, Julie, Kristen and Gary.

I knew Sean and Tommy when I grew up on Walker St. back in Philly. Sean was a great guy. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family.