William Reynolds

Lew and I were friends for many years.

In the late 1960s his office and mine were both on the 3rd floor of the Starks Building. During 1972-1974 he and I, along with two other guys, spent Monday afternoons, from 4:00 - 6:00 pm studying for our Chartered Life Underwriter exams.

The four or us all received our CLU designation in 1974. Then the four guys plus our spouses had a celebratory dinner together. What fun.

I had the pleasure to serve on both the...

We so much enjoyed boating, out of Rose Island Yacht Club, with Lew and Joy. Such wonderful people. Our prayers are with Joy and all others who love Lew. God bless and comfort you all.

Lee was at Commonwealth Life Insurance when I met him. Smart as a whip, creative and innovative. He was the first person I knew with aTexas Instrument computer and he showed it off proudly. Baseball was also a passion and he coached for many years. -Bob Helvey

On behalf of the WHAS Crusade for Children, we are very sorry for your loss. It is people like William who have made it possible for the Crusade to help children with special needs for over 66 years. Thank you for honoring his memory by remembering the WHAS Crusade for Children. His legacy will be seen for years to come through the lives of children who are helped. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

On behalf of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels, the Order offers its deepest condolences and is proud of a life well lived by Colonel Reynolds. His leadership through many nonprofits has profoundly impacted many.
Sherry Crose, Executive Director

May you rest in peace. Sending our condolences to the Reynold's family.

What a kind sole, a father, a friend, a husband to Joy. I hane known him all my life, he helped me get over my fear of the dark as a youngster. I will always hear that laugh, it came from deep within him, probably from his toes, it was as big as his heart... Love to the family! Sincerely, Rick Donley