Winston Salem- Robin Redmon Reynolds died yesterday, a month before her 70th birthday at the Katharine B Reynolds Hospice Home following a brief illness. A native of Winston-Salem, she was the daughter of the late Rosemary Toner Reynolds & Daniel Ferdinand Reynolds. Robin is survived by her loving brother Peter Archibald Reynolds & his wife Judith Grout Reynolds of Corvallis, Montana, an aunt Ruth Hartle of Lewisville, and numerous cousins. Her closest companions were her three cats, the last in a long line of beloved felines.
Robin graduated from RJ Reynolds High School, Sullins College, Bristol, Virginia and Wake Forest University. Upon completing her education, she worked as a property manager in Kernersville and in management during the development of Seven Devils Resort near Banner Elk. She worked at Petree Stockton in Winston-Salem and subsequently at law firms in Dallas, Texas & Charlotte, North Carolina. Returning to her childhood home she was a faithful companion to her father and caregiver to her mother in her fight against Alzheimer's. As her mother before her, Robin became a secretary at Centenary United Methodist Church, of which she was a member since childhood.
She was a Cancer survivor. After retirement she enjoyed her neighbors on Westover Avenue, and was especially close to Caroline & Bill Wallace next door. Robin was a lifelong lover of music (with Mozart a favorite), an avid reader and of course all things cat. She became a dedicated member of Smiley's - Fitness by Design, making a whole group of new friends. Brunches with her RJR high school pals were very happily awaited. Robin will be missed for her bravery & ready wit.
There will be a private service at 11:00 am Wednesday, July 24 at the Centenary Columbarium followed by a reception for friends and family in the church parlor.
Robin graduated from RJ Reynolds High School, Sullins College, Bristol, Virginia and Wake Forest University. Upon completing her education, she worked as a property manager in Kernersville and in management during the development of Seven Devils Resort near Banner Elk. She worked at Petree Stockton in Winston-Salem and subsequently at law firms in Dallas, Texas & Charlotte, North Carolina. Returning to her childhood home she was a faithful companion to her father and caregiver to her mother in her fight against Alzheimer's. As her mother before her, Robin became a secretary at Centenary United Methodist Church, of which she was a member since childhood.
She was a Cancer survivor. After retirement she enjoyed her neighbors on Westover Avenue, and was especially close to Caroline & Bill Wallace next door. Robin was a lifelong lover of music (with Mozart a favorite), an avid reader and of course all things cat. She became a dedicated member of Smiley's - Fitness by Design, making a whole group of new friends. Brunches with her RJR high school pals were very happily awaited. Robin will be missed for her bravery & ready wit.
There will be a private service at 11:00 am Wednesday, July 24 at the Centenary Columbarium followed by a reception for friends and family in the church parlor.
Winston Salem- Robin Redmon Reynolds died yesterday, a month before her 70th birthday at the Katharine B Reynolds Hospice Home following a brief illness. A native of Winston-Salem, she was the daughter of the late Rosemary Toner Reynolds & Daniel Ferdinand Reynolds. Robin is survived by her loving brother Peter Archibald Reynolds & his wife Judith Grout Reynolds of Corvallis, Montana, an aunt Ruth Hartle of Lewisville, and numerous cousins. Her closest companions were her three cats, the last in a long line of beloved felines.
Robin graduated from RJ Reynolds High School, Sullins College, Bristol, Virginia and Wake Forest University. Upon completing her education, she worked as a property manager in Kernersville and in management during the development of Seven Devils Resort near Banner Elk. She worked at Petree Stockton in Winston-Salem and subsequently at law firms in Dallas, Texas & Charlotte, North Carolina. Returning to her childhood home she was a faithful companion to her father and caregiver to her mother in her fight against Alzheimer's. As her mother before her, Robin became a secretary at Centenary United Methodist Church, of which she was a member since childhood.
She was a Cancer survivor. After retirement she enjoyed her neighbors on Westover Avenue, and was especially close to Caroline & Bill Wallace next door. Robin was a lifelong lover of music (with Mozart a favorite), an avid reader and of course all things cat. She became a dedicated member of Smiley's - Fitness by Design, making a whole group of new friends. Brunches with her RJR high school pals were very happily awaited. Robin will be missed for her bravery & ready wit.
There will be a private service at 11:00 am Wednesday, July 24 at the Centenary Columbarium followed by a reception for friends and family in the church parlor.
Robin graduated from RJ Reynolds High School, Sullins College, Bristol, Virginia and Wake Forest University. Upon completing her education, she worked as a property manager in Kernersville and in management during the development of Seven Devils Resort near Banner Elk. She worked at Petree Stockton in Winston-Salem and subsequently at law firms in Dallas, Texas & Charlotte, North Carolina. Returning to her childhood home she was a faithful companion to her father and caregiver to her mother in her fight against Alzheimer's. As her mother before her, Robin became a secretary at Centenary United Methodist Church, of which she was a member since childhood.
She was a Cancer survivor. After retirement she enjoyed her neighbors on Westover Avenue, and was especially close to Caroline & Bill Wallace next door. Robin was a lifelong lover of music (with Mozart a favorite), an avid reader and of course all things cat. She became a dedicated member of Smiley's - Fitness by Design, making a whole group of new friends. Brunches with her RJR high school pals were very happily awaited. Robin will be missed for her bravery & ready wit.
There will be a private service at 11:00 am Wednesday, July 24 at the Centenary Columbarium followed by a reception for friends and family in the church parlor.
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