Harold Kenneth Reynolds

SERVICES:  SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 20154:00 P. M. MCCLAIN-HAYS CHAPELVISITATION:  SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 20151:00 P. M. UNTIL SERVICE TIMEINTERMENT:  PINE GROVE CEMETERYHOUSE COMMUNITYOFFICIATING:  REV. WILLIAM E. RAINESHarold K. Reynolds, 86, of Philadelphia, MS, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, June 10th, 2015. Following a lengthy illness, Harold died peacefully at home with his loving wife and one of his daughters by his side.Harold was born and lived most of his life in the House Community in Neshoba County. As a young man, he loved playing basketball at the old House Community School. Harold was a 32nd degree Mason and a Shriner. Professionally, he was a foreman at U.S. Electrical Motors for 29 years before being elected Neshoba County District Three Supervisor. Harold proudly served as Supervisor of District Three for 20 years and served as President of the Board for several of those terms and also served as Chairman of a Mississippi Association of Supervisors committee during his time of service. Harold was also on the Board of Directors of the First Neshoba Credit Union. Harold loved his home church, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, and served for many years as Sunday School Director and Bible School Director. Harold loved his Lord, he loved his family, and he loved his farm and cows. His grandchildren and great grandchildren always looked forward to riding on the back of his pickup when he was heading to the pasture to feed the cows. Harold also loved people and always enjoyed visiting with friends. He was preceded in death by his beloved son, Harold Reynolds, Jr.; his parents, W. D. and Lonnie Belle Reynolds; his brothers Herman, Clifton, Nelson and Wilburn; and his sisters Birdie Barnett and Pauline Swartz. Harold is survived by his wife, Clara, his daughters Donna Reynolds Welborn, Cindy Cofield (Greg), Pam Tillman (Hicky), and Candy Henry (Shawn), his son Tom Reynolds (Debbie), 13 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, many relatives and friends.Pallbearers were Taylor Welborn, Kenny Cofield, Joey Cofield, Brent Reynolds, Dwight Tillman, Zack Henry and David Rigdon. Honorary pallbearers were Kenneth Thompson, Mike Tingle, Keith Lillis, James Young, Mike Allen, Larry McMillan, J. Max Kilpatrick, Wade White, Jeff Mayo, Eddie Posey, Benjie Coats, Kevin Cumberland, Marty Sistrunk, Tom Wallace Cox, Kinsey Smith and Obie Riley. Memorials may be made to Mt. Olive Baptist Church, c/o W. E. Raines, 1935 Eshee Road, Little Rock, MS  39337 or to The Gideons International, P. O. Box 244, Philadelphia, MS  39350