Becky L. (Gardner) Reynolds

Rebecca “Becky” Lee Reynolds Becky left this earth on April 5, 2025, Becky died at home following a brief illness, surrounded by her devoted family. Becky was born July 12, 1955, the second daughter of Ben and Dorothy Gardner. Becky was a 1973 graduate of Boscobel High School. She was a talented musician in the band, a gifted cheerleader, as well as an amazing gymnast. Becky married Jim Reynolds in 1974 and shared 50 years of marriage. They would be blessed with three daughters, Sarah, Mindy, and Trianna (Tree). Becky’s daughters would be a focus of Becky’s life, a constant source of love, pride, laughter, and devotion to each other. “The Girls” would marry, and spouses, as well as, seven grandchildren would join the family. Becky loved being a grandmother, showering each of them with bunches of love and attention.

Becky was also a loving Aunt to Ben and Gary Loduha. A lifetime connection with her sister Terry was built on laughter, raising kids, recipes, lefse making, a hilarious attempt at wallpapering, a love of VW Bugs and vacations in Florida. Becky remained a faithful daughter to her parents. When her parents’ health failed, she became their caregiver until their deaths. And in death, she maintained their gravesite with many visits, flowers, and wreaths. Becky was a friend to many but particularly to Rhonda Reynolds, who preceded her in death, and Diane Watson, a faithful friend indeed.

Becky was employed by many local jewelers, and was well versed in gems, the finer things in life, a gift wrapper extraordinaire, and creator of beautiful window displays. She was proud to own her own gift store “A New Leaf” which displayed all her talents. She would do office work as well, but her retail work was in her heart. Becky is survived by her husband, Jim Reynolds; her daughters, Sarah, and fiancé (Chris Lidwin), Mindy (Scott) Keland and Tree (Bill) Schubert; her grandchildren Cole and Trinity Coppernall, EJ Malacara, Tyler and Kayla Keland, Zachary and Grace Schubert; her loving sister Terry (Tom) Loduha, nephews Ben and Gary Loduha and beloved little Petey. “Don’t Cry Because It’s Over, Smile Because It Happened”- Christopher Roche.

The Kendall Funeral Service in Boscobel is assisting the family. Per Becky's request there will be no formal visitation or service at this time. A celebration will be held at a later date.

Online Condolences can be sent to www.kendallfuneralservice.com. Those wishing to send cards or memorials, please send them to Jim Reynolds 200 W. LeGrande Street Boscobel, Wisconsin 53805

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