Janice Eileen Reynolds

Leave a message of condolence

 

Visitation:
Monday, March 4, 2019
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Service:
Monday, March 4, 2019
2:30 p.m.

Janice Eileen Reynolds 1-28-1931 to 2-27-2019

On February 27 our Mom, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, and Aunt passed. We lost a devoted, loving, and kind soul.

Janice was born in a generation that hard work, determination, and respect were prized. She exceled at all.

She was born January 28,1931 as the second of three children to Madge and James Rhine in Plymouth. She possessed the best traits from both parents, her beauty, intelligence, kindness, toughness, and most importantly her motherly love.

Her soul shined brightly through her lovely eyes. Everyone was draw in into her kind and caring charisma.

Janice was a lifelong resident of Plymouth. She grew up on Dix St. and later her married life on Trux St. She always talked lovingly of her childhood with family and friends. Sleep overs at her and friends homes, dances, and other childhood activities. She talked of her and friends riding their bicycles to her Grandmother’s house outside Plymouth to bake cookies with her in a woodfired oven.

As a young lady, Janice worked at the Black and Gold Restaurant and the Fate-Root-Heath Co. Later on she worked at the Shelby Spring Hinge Co. Following after her father, she served as the Plymouth Village Treasurer. Along with her mother, she served as the local license registrar. To this day she still has current XJ series license plate.
Janice graduated Plymouth High School in 1949 at the top of her class. Her greatest achievement and pride was her family. She married James Reynolds in 1950. Together they had 3 sons. Such a great environment of love and attention she created at our home on Trux St.

Oh how she loved to put on Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with her mother and later on with daughter-in laws

She was a very talented young girl and teen (dancing, piano). With a family of a husband and 3 boys she quickly became totally immersed in baseball, football, and racing. Another accomplishment she soon raised to the top.

She was very talented with sewing, crocheting, knitting, & crafts. Many afghans, rugs, and dolls were crafted by Janice. She possessed a great memory and recall. A master at crossword puzzles and other memory games. She waited anxiously each day for the morning paper to knockout that day’s puzzle. Not a year would a family member miss a birthday greeting from her.

Janice leaves 2 sons, Steve(Linda), Larry, 2 grandsons, Shawn, Scott(Kara), 3 great-grandsons, Landon, Liam, Lucas, numerous nieces and nephews, and lifetime of loving memories.

She joins her Mother and Father, Madge and James Rhine, her Husband, James Reynolds, and her son, Michael Reynolds.

Thank You! Mom, Granny, and Great-Granny for providing a warm and loving home. Thank You is not enough, but you do live on within us!

Our world is saddened with your loss, we endeavor that your hard work and determination is within us to carry us through this sad time. And that your loving memories will bring back our happy times with you.

Family and friends may visit on Monday, March 4, 2019 at the Secor Funeral Home in Plymouth from 12:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. Her graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. at Greenlawn Cemetery in Plymouth. Memorial contributions can be made to the donor's choice.

What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes part of us. – Helen Keller

Condolences

Frederick Green - Mar 9, 2019
Right now, when your loss is so fresh, it may be difficult for you to imagine that this pain will ever go away. But in time the blessing of God's unfailing love will soften the hurt you're feeling and bring your heart the peace, comfort and hope that it needs to heal. How? Revelation 21:4 tells us that soon everything that causes us pain, including death, will be gone forever. We also have the hope of our loved ones being resurrected here on earth, as Acts 24:15 tells us. I do hope you find comfort in this. Though I did not know your loved one, she sound like a beautiful person. I am touched by your loss. Please accept my sincere condolences. JW.org.
Holly Cornell Korbas - Mar 3, 2019
Your mom was such a nice, kind person. Her obituary told of what a wonderful life she lived. She will be missed but you will honor her memory with the lessons she taught you!
Susan Root - Mar 2, 2019
Steve and Larry and families - This was such a touching and heartwarming obituary. I saw your mother every so often at the grocery store and I always enjoyed visiting with her. She was, indeed, a very kind, warm and friendly person. What a wonderful legacy she leaves behind - those memories will keep her close to you always. My condolences to each of you.
John Carriere - Mar 1, 2019
To Larry and Family, I know what it means to loose a loved one especially your mother and especially when you shared a very close relationship. I would like to extend my sincere condolences for your loss and you are in my thoughts.