Stephen Howard Reynolds, 70, entered into rest on April 4, 2021 in French Camp, CA. He was born December 27, 1950 to the late Howard and Casey Reynolds.
Stephen leaves behind his children, Amy Buckley and husband Christopher of ID and Sara Eusebio and husband Bobby of Ripon. He was blessed with five grandchildren, Logan, Alycia, Samantha, Cody and Ernie. He is survived by one siste, Frona Winter and husband Steve of Manteca.
Stephen was a lifetime Manteca resident. He attended Sequoia and Golden West Elementary School and was a proud East Union High School class of 1970 graduate where he played football, baseball, and wrestled. Stephen worked as a delivery driver for many years, for companies that included Alhambra, Pepsi-Cola, Rels, Med-Mart and most recently Frito-Lay.
Stephen enjoyed woodworking, gardening and cooking for his family and friends. He lived a life well lived and loved. He leaves memories of dancing, laughter, dedication and hard work. His family is what he lived for. He loved his grandchildren tremendously and he held his faith close to his heart. Stephen was a true man of God. He prayed for everyone around him and always let him take charge.
He will be remembered as a loving father, grandfather, brother and friend.
P.L. Fry is honored to serve the Reynolds family. At this time all services are private.
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Stephen leaves behind his children, Amy Buckley and husband Christopher of ID and Sara Eusebio and husband Bobby of Ripon. He was blessed with five grandchildren, Logan, Alycia, Samantha, Cody and Ernie. He is survived by one siste, Frona Winter and husband Steve of Manteca.
Stephen was a lifetime Manteca resident. He attended Sequoia and Golden West Elementary School and was a proud East Union High School class of 1970 graduate where he played football, baseball, and wrestled. Stephen worked as a delivery driver for many years, for companies that included Alhambra, Pepsi-Cola, Rels, Med-Mart and most recently Frito-Lay.
Stephen enjoyed woodworking, gardening and cooking for his family and friends. He lived a life well lived and loved. He leaves memories of dancing, laughter, dedication and hard work. His family is what he lived for. He loved his grandchildren tremendously and he held his faith close to his heart. Stephen was a true man of God. He prayed for everyone around him and always let him take charge.
He will be remembered as a loving father, grandfather, brother and friend.
P.L. Fry is honored to serve the Reynolds family. At this time all services are private.
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
