Sharon Zollinger Reynolds, 68, passed away peacefully on Sept. 18, 2010, in Las Vegas, Nev. Born in Logan to Lawrence Zollinger and Ruby Jensen, she was the youngest of four children and is survived by her brother, Dennis and sister, Kathryn. She was preceded in death by her parents and sister, JoAnn.
Sharon grew up in Providence and graduated from South Cache High School. She married Carl Reynolds, originally from Wellsville, in the Logan LDS Temple. She is survived and dearly loved by him over 47 years later. She is also survived and loved by daughter Rose Marie; son Jeff; daughter-in-law Rebecca; and grandsons Connor, Evan and Collin.
Sharon had wide-ranging interests, but especially enjoyed traveling, gardening, reading and doting on her grandsons. Skilled in folk arts, her talents in tole painting, embroidery, paper arts, floral arrangement and interior decorating were greatly appreciated by the many who knew her and received her gracious tutelage. Among those benefiting from her talents and service were the youth of the Albuquerque, N.M., Orlando, Fla., and Dallas, Texas, stakes of the LDS Church. Ever supportive of Carl's federal public service career, Sharon willingly relocated numerous times across the country and created a comfortable home for the family in each place they lived. Indeed, a truly selfless person, Sharon always placed the needs of her family above her own. She will be sorely missed by them and by her friends.
Sharon grew up in Providence and graduated from South Cache High School. She married Carl Reynolds, originally from Wellsville, in the Logan LDS Temple. She is survived and dearly loved by him over 47 years later. She is also survived and loved by daughter Rose Marie; son Jeff; daughter-in-law Rebecca; and grandsons Connor, Evan and Collin.
Sharon had wide-ranging interests, but especially enjoyed traveling, gardening, reading and doting on her grandsons. Skilled in folk arts, her talents in tole painting, embroidery, paper arts, floral arrangement and interior decorating were greatly appreciated by the many who knew her and received her gracious tutelage. Among those benefiting from her talents and service were the youth of the Albuquerque, N.M., Orlando, Fla., and Dallas, Texas, stakes of the LDS Church. Ever supportive of Carl's federal public service career, Sharon willingly relocated numerous times across the country and created a comfortable home for the family in each place they lived. Indeed, a truly selfless person, Sharon always placed the needs of her family above her own. She will be sorely missed by them and by her friends.
Sharon Zollinger Reynolds, 68, passed away peacefully on Sept. 18, 2010, in Las Vegas, Nev. Born in Logan to Lawrence Zollinger and Ruby Jensen, she was the youngest of four children and is survived by her brother, Dennis and sister, Kathryn. She was preceded in death by her parents and sister, JoAnn.
Sharon grew up in Providence and graduated from South Cache High School. She married Carl Reynolds, originally from Wellsville, in the Logan LDS Temple. She is survived and dearly loved by him over 47 years later. She is also survived and loved by daughter Rose Marie; son Jeff; daughter-in-law Rebecca; and grandsons Connor, Evan and Collin.
Sharon had wide-ranging interests, but especially enjoyed traveling, gardening, reading and doting on her grandsons. Skilled in folk arts, her talents in tole painting, embroidery, paper arts, floral arrangement and interior decorating were greatly appreciated by the many who knew her and received her gracious tutelage. Among those benefiting from her talents and service were the youth of the Albuquerque, N.M., Orlando, Fla., and Dallas, Texas, stakes of the LDS Church. Ever supportive of Carl's federal public service career, Sharon willingly relocated numerous times across the country and created a comfortable home for the family in each place they lived. Indeed, a truly selfless person, Sharon always placed the needs of her family above her own. She will be sorely missed by them and by her friends.
Sharon grew up in Providence and graduated from South Cache High School. She married Carl Reynolds, originally from Wellsville, in the Logan LDS Temple. She is survived and dearly loved by him over 47 years later. She is also survived and loved by daughter Rose Marie; son Jeff; daughter-in-law Rebecca; and grandsons Connor, Evan and Collin.
Sharon had wide-ranging interests, but especially enjoyed traveling, gardening, reading and doting on her grandsons. Skilled in folk arts, her talents in tole painting, embroidery, paper arts, floral arrangement and interior decorating were greatly appreciated by the many who knew her and received her gracious tutelage. Among those benefiting from her talents and service were the youth of the Albuquerque, N.M., Orlando, Fla., and Dallas, Texas, stakes of the LDS Church. Ever supportive of Carl's federal public service career, Sharon willingly relocated numerous times across the country and created a comfortable home for the family in each place they lived. Indeed, a truly selfless person, Sharon always placed the needs of her family above her own. She will be sorely missed by them and by her friends.
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