Terry Reynard

Terry L Reynard, 79, of Winchester passed on July 2, 2025 at his home due to ongoing health issues.

Terry was born in November, 1945 to Harold and Evelyn (Friar) Reynard. He graduated from Driver High School in 1963. He held many jobs during this time including Conners Print Shop, Turners Printing Co, and cleaning up used cars at the local Chrysler dealership. He was called in to the Army in 1965 and was trained in security measures. He then went into active duty in Alaska where he served as a Military Policeman. He served 2 years active duty before returning stateside.

Upon returning to the states, Terry moved to Muncie and worked at Huntzinger's at Paul's Press. In 1969, Terry married his first wife Phyllis Hendrickson, who sadly passed away in 1981. They also adopted a four-month-old daughter in 1977. Terry started a job as a Postal Carrier for the Winchester Post Office. He then met his second wife Sharon Babcock. They were married in 1982, and just recently celebrated their 43rd Anniversary. Terry retired from the post office after 31 years of service to work on opening his own graphic design business. Some of Terry's other hobbies included working on his model trains, reading his Bible, and journaling.

Terry is survived by his wife Sharon Reynard, daughter Laura Smith (husband Brian), 5 Grandchildren, 5 Great-grandchildren, Niece Melissa Falls (husband Shawn), and Nephew Brent Nelson (wife Tara).

Terry was preceded in death by first wife Phyllis Hendrickson Reynard, Father Harold Reynard, Mother Evelyn Friar Hendrickson and Sister Rachel Reynard Nelson.

A memorial service will be held on July 17th at 2pm, at the Winchester Friends Church located at 124 E Washington St. Winchester IN. A private graveside service will take place at a later date.

Those wishing to join the memorial service by Zoom will need to leave a message at the church office. Phone number 765-584-8276. or by email winchesterfriends@juno.com

Any contribution may be made to Winchester Friends church with the designation being for the food pantry

Walker Funeral Home in Winchester, Indiana is entrusted with the arrangements. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.walkerswinchester.com