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Madison Faith Reynolds

Mass of Christian Burial for Madison Faith Reynolds, 18, Norfolk, will be 2 p.m., Wednesday, June 19, 2019, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Norfolk. Reverend Dan Andrews will be the celebrant. Burial will be in St. Francis Catholic Church Cemetery in Humphrey.

Visitation was Tuesday 4-7 p.m., with a 7 p.m.,Vigil Service at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Norfolk and will continue one hour before service on Wednesday at St. Mary’s. Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements.

Madison passed away Friday, June 14, 2019, in Norfolk.

Madison Faith was born July 31, 2000, in Memphis, Tenn., and was welcomed home to her permanent family May 5, 2004, to her parents David and Lynn (Gronenthal) Reynolds. She graduated from Norfolk Senior High School in 2018.

Madison was loved by many. She was involved in volleyball, played flute and violin, volunteered with the Junior Optimist Club and later the Octagon Club, also starting 4-H as a Clover-bud at age 6 thru senior year, making several projects still in the home that had been selected for State Fair. One of those projects being a multi-generational denim quilt made with her mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Another project was making a ladybug out of her great-greataunt Pat’s bowling ball. But her real joy was tennis, winning-or coming close to winning a lot of matches, and several most improved awards. Her parents loved following her to all her matches.

Her infectious smile, laughter and newly developed chuckle will be forever missed by whomever had crossed paths with her.

She is survived by her parents, Greyboy, her most beloved cat, grandparents Jim Sr. and Lois Gronenthal, of Humphrey; and Duane and Shirley Reynolds of Litchfield, Neb., great-grandma Ruth Schumacher, and several aunts and uncles: Jim Jr. (Jeanne) Gronenthal, of Humphrey, Mary Jo Gronenthal, Gary Gronenthal, and Sandy (Jeff ) Gaspers, all of Norfolk, Tamy (Mark) Bohac of Leigh, Cindy (Eldon) Briggs of Coloma MI, Steve (Janice) Reynolds, Joan (John) Kohls, and Mike (Sue) Reynolds all of Litchfield, and Sheri (Cleo) Papke of Minneapolis Minn., and several cousins who were all loved dearly. Also survived by several friends, who she treasured her time with.

Madison was preceded in death by a sibling, who God needed more in heaven, her paternal great-grandparents and maternal great-grandfather, and cousins Jacee Gronenthal, Alex Reynolds and other cousins who God took too soon.

Huge Thank You to the many people throughout her life who have helped mold and shape her into the beautiful young lady she was. We appreciate everyone one of you. She was loved by many!!

Condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.homeforfuneralsinc.com.

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