Rick Reynolds, 67, passed away suddenly at home on July 3rd, 2026 in Rogersville, Missouri.

He is survived by his "sweetie" of 23 years, Susan Wilcox; nine children Diana Moshier (Chuck), Ricky (Ariel), Ryan (Jaki), Russell (Dana), and Becky Reynolds (Jacob), Emily Dreher (Sam), Olivia (Ethan), Daniel, and David Biles; six grandchildren Liberty Moshier, Lestat, Jax, and Aillish Reynolds, Aubrey Carerra and Jaiden Moll; his stepmother Linda Reynolds and two stepbrothers James and Kyle Jasper; his brother Tony (Letha) Reynolds; his sister Donna (Mike) Neeley, and many cherished cousins, nephews, nieces, extended family and friends.

He was preceded in death by his mother and father Gracie and Ted Reynolds; his nephew Kevin Leon Reynolds, his nephew Matt Mylenbusch, and his niece Amber Schaefer.

Rick was born in Sacramento California on June 11th, 1959. He attended various schools in California before moving across the country. His family settled where his parents were from, the Ozarks region of Missouri, where he graduated from Bradleyville High School in 1977. He enlisted in the Army, where he trained at Fort Dix in 1977. He served for several years and followed his service in the US Navy Reserve. Following his service, Rick lived and worked in several places before living in Clever, MO with four of his children, Ricky, Ryan, Russell, and Becky. Rick worked as a lineman for the City of Nixa for many years until he became injured, and disabled, on the job.

He reconnected with his first born, Diana Moshier, in Upstate New York. Rick enjoyed the moments he shared when he travelled to New York for her wedding, as well as when she visited and he met his first grandchild.

Rick met Susan Wilcox and after a few years, they moved to the farm in Rogersville where he helped raise her 4 children, Emily, Olivia, Daniel, and David. This blended family became what Rick and Susan lovingly referred to as a modern-day Brady Bunch.

Rick always had a dog companion by his side, Red, Molly, the many Rogersville farm dogs, as well as his newest love, Roxy. Rick enjoyed playing poker, card games like Pinochle, Spades, and Hearts, computer games, the beach, Table Rock Lake, and July 4th. Most of all, he loved having fun and spending time with his family and friends at the farm, the lake house, rides on the pontoon boat, camping, RV trips, swimming in the pool and his recent vacations in Kentucky, New Mexico and Colorado with Susan.

A private family Celebration of life will be held at the farm with his family and friends.

In lieu of flowers, please plant a tree in his honor.