Carl Nettles Reynolds, Jr. 85, of Wharton died on September 8, 2019.
9/8/1934-10/31/2019
Carl was born on September 8, 1934 in Houston, Texas to the late Carl Nettles Reynolds, Sr. and Ruth Dayvault Reynolds.
Carl was raised in Glen Flora, Texas and graduated from Wharton High School. He was a player on the 1950 State Football team. He later attended Rice University where he played baseball and graduated in 1956.He played baseball in the Minor League of the Chicago Cubs.
He married Rowena Maree Smith on September 21, 1957 in Houston, Texas, and enjoyed a long career as a farmer.
He enjoyed going to watch his children and grandchildren play sports. In addition to
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Sheree Reynolds Key, and his brother, Robert Reynolds.
His survivors include his wife of 62 years Rowena Reynolds, daughter, Julie Elizabeth Reynolds of Wharton, son, Neil Dayvault Reynolds and wife (Kathy), of Wharton, son-in-law, Gary Key and wife (Yvonne) of Missouri City, Texas, grandchildren Heather Reynolds Kemper and husband (Conner), Holli Maree Reynolds, Hayde Reynolds Key, Angelina Vazquez, and great grandchild Denver Rose Kemper, and nieces and nephews.
Serving as pallbearers Ryan Walsh, Hayde Key, Darren Matthews, Paul Torp, Craig Sims, Aaron Rath, Bob Miska, Steven Venglar. Honorary pallbearers Doug Moses, Buck Boettcher, Bubbie Fraziar, Charles Davis, Bill Cline, John Wynn, Ray Massey, John Walda, Gary Obenhaus, Rene Longoria, Rick Longoria, Jeremy Alacorn, Dinner Club friends, Brian Grubbs, Don Elliott, Paul Quinn.
Funeral Services at First United Methodist Church in Wharton, Texas.
Wharton Funeral Home – Wharton, TX had charge of arrangements.
9/8/1934-10/31/2019
Carl was born on September 8, 1934 in Houston, Texas to the late Carl Nettles Reynolds, Sr. and Ruth Dayvault Reynolds.
Carl was raised in Glen Flora, Texas and graduated from Wharton High School. He was a player on the 1950 State Football team. He later attended Rice University where he played baseball and graduated in 1956.He played baseball in the Minor League of the Chicago Cubs.
He married Rowena Maree Smith on September 21, 1957 in Houston, Texas, and enjoyed a long career as a farmer.
He enjoyed going to watch his children and grandchildren play sports. In addition to
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Sheree Reynolds Key, and his brother, Robert Reynolds.
His survivors include his wife of 62 years Rowena Reynolds, daughter, Julie Elizabeth Reynolds of Wharton, son, Neil Dayvault Reynolds and wife (Kathy), of Wharton, son-in-law, Gary Key and wife (Yvonne) of Missouri City, Texas, grandchildren Heather Reynolds Kemper and husband (Conner), Holli Maree Reynolds, Hayde Reynolds Key, Angelina Vazquez, and great grandchild Denver Rose Kemper, and nieces and nephews.
Serving as pallbearers Ryan Walsh, Hayde Key, Darren Matthews, Paul Torp, Craig Sims, Aaron Rath, Bob Miska, Steven Venglar. Honorary pallbearers Doug Moses, Buck Boettcher, Bubbie Fraziar, Charles Davis, Bill Cline, John Wynn, Ray Massey, John Walda, Gary Obenhaus, Rene Longoria, Rick Longoria, Jeremy Alacorn, Dinner Club friends, Brian Grubbs, Don Elliott, Paul Quinn.
Funeral Services at First United Methodist Church in Wharton, Texas.
Wharton Funeral Home – Wharton, TX had charge of arrangements.
Carl Nettles Reynolds, Jr. 85, of Wharton died on September 8, 2019.
9/8/1934-10/31/2019
Carl was born on September 8, 1934 in Houston, Texas to the late Carl Nettles Reynolds, Sr. and Ruth Dayvault Reynolds.
Carl was raised in Glen Flora, Texas and graduated from Wharton High School. He was a player on the 1950 State Football team. He later attended Rice University where he played baseball and graduated in 1956.He played baseball in the Minor League of the Chicago Cubs.
He married Rowena Maree Smith on September 21, 1957 in Houston, Texas, and enjoyed a long career as a farmer.
He enjoyed going to watch his children and grandchildren play sports. In addition to
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Sheree Reynolds Key, and his brother, Robert Reynolds.
His survivors include his wife of 62 years Rowena Reynolds, daughter, Julie Elizabeth Reynolds of Wharton, son, Neil Dayvault Reynolds and wife (Kathy), of Wharton, son-in-law, Gary Key and wife (Yvonne) of Missouri City, Texas, grandchildren Heather Reynolds Kemper and husband (Conner), Holli Maree Reynolds, Hayde Reynolds Key, Angelina Vazquez, and great grandchild Denver Rose Kemper, and nieces and nephews.
Serving as pallbearers Ryan Walsh, Hayde Key, Darren Matthews, Paul Torp, Craig Sims, Aaron Rath, Bob Miska, Steven Venglar. Honorary pallbearers Doug Moses, Buck Boettcher, Bubbie Fraziar, Charles Davis, Bill Cline, John Wynn, Ray Massey, John Walda, Gary Obenhaus, Rene Longoria, Rick Longoria, Jeremy Alacorn, Dinner Club friends, Brian Grubbs, Don Elliott, Paul Quinn.
Funeral Services at First United Methodist Church in Wharton, Texas.
Wharton Funeral Home – Wharton, TX had charge of arrangements.
9/8/1934-10/31/2019
Carl was born on September 8, 1934 in Houston, Texas to the late Carl Nettles Reynolds, Sr. and Ruth Dayvault Reynolds.
Carl was raised in Glen Flora, Texas and graduated from Wharton High School. He was a player on the 1950 State Football team. He later attended Rice University where he played baseball and graduated in 1956.He played baseball in the Minor League of the Chicago Cubs.
He married Rowena Maree Smith on September 21, 1957 in Houston, Texas, and enjoyed a long career as a farmer.
He enjoyed going to watch his children and grandchildren play sports. In addition to
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Sheree Reynolds Key, and his brother, Robert Reynolds.
His survivors include his wife of 62 years Rowena Reynolds, daughter, Julie Elizabeth Reynolds of Wharton, son, Neil Dayvault Reynolds and wife (Kathy), of Wharton, son-in-law, Gary Key and wife (Yvonne) of Missouri City, Texas, grandchildren Heather Reynolds Kemper and husband (Conner), Holli Maree Reynolds, Hayde Reynolds Key, Angelina Vazquez, and great grandchild Denver Rose Kemper, and nieces and nephews.
Serving as pallbearers Ryan Walsh, Hayde Key, Darren Matthews, Paul Torp, Craig Sims, Aaron Rath, Bob Miska, Steven Venglar. Honorary pallbearers Doug Moses, Buck Boettcher, Bubbie Fraziar, Charles Davis, Bill Cline, John Wynn, Ray Massey, John Walda, Gary Obenhaus, Rene Longoria, Rick Longoria, Jeremy Alacorn, Dinner Club friends, Brian Grubbs, Don Elliott, Paul Quinn.
Funeral Services at First United Methodist Church in Wharton, Texas.
Wharton Funeral Home – Wharton, TX had charge of arrangements.
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