Theresa Lynn McReynolds
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Feb 17th, 2019
- Death Date: Feb 17, 2019
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Biography: Theresa Lynn McReynolds, 63, died Sunday, February 17th 2019 at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock. A service giving thanks to God & celebrating the blessing that she was to us will be held at Ruebel Funeral Home in Little Rock on Friday, February 22nd at 11 a.m. She is survived by her children and their spouses, Jason and Liev McReynolds, Jordan and Walt Howard, and Ali Catsavis; brother Thad Paschall; sister Melissa Paschall; and five grandchildren - Ty, Eli, Saige, Jack, and Linley. Born in Austin, TX, on October 24th, 1955, she was the daughter of John Rufus Paschall and Mildred Marie Paschall. She lived in Huntsville, AL and went to Butler High School. She moved to LaGrange, GA where she attended LaGrange College and graduated with a masters in speech pathology. She loved working with her elementary children, especially the special education students. After LaGrange she lived in Columbus, GA and Fort Smith, AR before she moved to Little Rock in 2010. Ms. McReynolds had a passion for Jesus, her grandchildren, cooking, and Fox News. Her interests included sewing, gardening, running, reading, renovating, snow skiing, toilet papering houses (yes, really), and enjoying the beautiful fall colors in the trees. She loved spending quality time and laughing with her family & close friends whether that was in person or just over the phone. In honor of Terry we request that you wear red or other bright colored clothes to the funeral service.
In love.