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T. Reynolds Obituary
Born in North Kingstown on October 14, 1916, he was the son of the late Theodore Munn and Helen (Angell) Reynolds. Mr. Reynolds was a direct descendant of Roger Williams, Thomas Angell, Surgeon John Greene and John Cranston as well as many other founders of Rhode Island.
A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, he was the eighth generation to farm the family homestead in North Kingstown. Linwood was also former Deputy Sheriff of Washington County, Town Sergeant of North Kingstown and a long time bus driver for the North Kingstown School Department. He and his wife Barbara operated a farm stand on Post Road for forty years.
Mr. Reynolds is survived by his daughter Linda R. Ogren of Albion Road, Benton, ME, his son Gary L. Reynolds of North Kingstown, brother Stanley G. Reynolds of North Kingstown, sister-in-law Carolyn Hoxsie of Narragansett, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Calling hours will be held Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm in THE CRANSTON-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME of WICKFORD, 140 West Main Street, Wickford Village, North Kingstown. The Funeral Service will be held Thursday at 11:00 a.m. in the funeral home. Burial will follow in Elm Grove Cemetery, North Kingstown.
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Normand Leclair
March 5, 2007
Reynolds Family,
I was pleased to know the Raynolds for many years being their neighbor at the Red Rooster Tavern. I often stopped by their outdoor stand to buy plants and vegetables. I remember him as a great friend, neighbor, and a wonderful man.
Cy and Dot Clairess
March 5, 2007
Dear
Stan and family..........We have some wonderful memories of stopping by
the stand.....Lennie I loved your snaps they were always so lovely and
the vegetables were a delight..We will miss you......Our prayers and
thoughts are with you. May God Bless and give you his love. Peace Cy
and Dot Clairess.........
Ken Shoener Family
March 5, 2007
Our Deepest Condolences
Paul Hicks
March 5, 2007
Dear Stan: Please accept my sympathy on the passing of Linwood. I remember, fondly, the stand on Post Road where I stopped many times. It is difficult to lose a loved one but time and faith heals all. My best to you and all the Reynolds Family.
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