Gerald Reynolds

Gerald Reynolds was an outgoing, fun-loving man whose life was marked by faith, creativity, and an unbreakable spirit. From the moment you met Gerald, you felt his warmth. He had a joyful personality, a contagious smile and laugh, as well as a deep love for connecting with others. Gerald truly enjoyed life and made every moment count.

At the age of 17, Gerald was diagnosed with renal failure, a challenge that shaped much of his life. Despite ongoing medical struggles, he tried to face each day with courage, grace, and unwavering faith. He never allowed his illness to define him. Instead, he chose joy, perseverance, and trust in God, believing wholeheartedly that his life was in God’s hands.

Gerald was a gifted artist who expressed his soul through his creativity. His art reflected his vibrant spirit and his appreciation for beauty. He also loved to sing, dance, and socialize, and he could often be found bringing laughter and joy wherever he went. Gerald had a special gift for making people feel welcome and valued.

Above all, Gerald loved God with all his heart. His faith was the foundation of his life and a constant source of strength. He trusted God through every trial and praised Him through every blessing. Gerald’s life was a testimony of faith, hope, and love, and he often inspired others simply by the way he lived.

Gerald Reynolds is lovingly survived by his devoted family: his mother, Mary McSears; his sisters, Demetria Reynolds, Ardelia Reynolds; Antoinette McSears-Parker (Anthony), and his brother, George McSears (Tarra). He is also cherished and remembered by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends, all of whom were blessed by his love, faith, and joyful spirit.

Gerald’s passing leaves a hole in our hearts, but we take comfort in knowing that he is now in the presence of his Heavenly Father, free from pain and suffering. We can be certain that his faith has led him to eternal peace and joy, and we hold on to the hope that we will see him again one day.

Services will be held Wednesday, January 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM at Rhema Fellowship Church, 3400 St. Clair Ave NE, Cleveland OH 44114.