Juliet Allison Reynolds

Juliet Allison Reynolds, 82, of Snellville, GA passed on Tuesday, May 7, 2024. Celebration of Life Service will be held on Monday, May 20, 2024, 11:30 AM at Decatur Bible Chapel, 3355 Snapfinger Rd, Stonecrest, GA 30038. Please express your condolences here on our website. Services entrusted to Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Home, 914 Scenic Hwy S, Lawrenceville, GA 30045. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Alzheimer's Association of Georgia in Mrs. Juliet Reynold's name. https://www.alz.org/georgia God blessed us with the birth of Juliet Allison Reynolds on June 24, 1941, in Kingston, Jamaica. Living a great and purposeful life, Juliet Reynolds left us to join her maker on May 7th, 2024, surrounded by her loving family. Juliet, who many knew and loved as “June,” grew up in Kingston, Jamaica. She enjoyed dancing and participating in Jamaica’s cultural events. She graduated from Kingston Technical High School and continued her education to become a Registered Nurse. Her love for nursing and serving the sick was a major part of her adult life. Rising to a position of excellence in nursing, June achieved the title and duties of a “Sister” at Kingston Public Hospital. Her daily challenges were no less than heroic in one of nursing’s most demanding environments, requiring a focused and steadfast character to conquer each day. Consequently, June was chosen by the Jamaica Ministry of Health to represent Jamaica on “The Mercy Ship” which provided health care to the less fortunate. June’s commitment to service did not end there – June was always available to family, friends and sometimes strangers for after-hours medical advice and assistance. In the early 1960s Juliet met a handsome young man – Kenneth “Rico” Reynolds – who changed her world and became the love of her life. They were married in 1966 in Kingston and enjoyed a union for 57 years. Rico and Juliet forged ahead with a shared focus that nothing would take the place of raising their children, Shaun and Kevin. Throughout June’s life she was always a devoted and practicing Catholic. Her faith guided and comforted her in challenging times. June’s faith never wavered, and she always to let others know that her strength comes from the Lord whom she serves. The United States became the new frontier for the Reynolds family in 1981. Migrating to New York City for a brief stay before continuing to Atlanta Georgia, June continued her nursing career at Piedmont Hospital in the Medical Surgical unit for the next 27 years. She replicated her love for community as she and Rico established new friends in Atlanta, sang in the choir at Corpus Christi Church, and supported the Atlanta alumni chapter of Kingston Technical. Throughout it all, Rico and June worked tirelessly to provide for their family to ensure their children's success in whatever they chose to do. June will be missed for her great smile, energy, love, and impeccable memory of everyone’s birthday which followed with a card. She leaves a wide circle of cherished relatives and friends. In addition to her loving husband, Rico Reynolds, June is survived by her daughter, Shaun (Emil) Marshall of Atlanta, son Kevin (Maigan) Reynolds of Boston and grandchildren Justin Marshall, Jayden Marshall and Zaria Pope-Reynolds. June is also survived by her sisters Molly Dyer of England and Majorie Mowatt of Virginia, brother Garry (Amoy) Turnbull of Jamaica, sister Patricia (Warner Jr.) Pinchback of Alabama, and brother Clayton (Linda) Turnbull of Boston. She was preceded in death by her parents, Guy and Sylvia Turnbull, and sister Sharon (Mark) Cook. June’s countless nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends will forever cherish her memory. June, “He did not create you to worry - He did not create you to fear. He created you to worship” and thank God you were always there.

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Juliet Allison Reynolds

June 24, 1941 - May 7, 2024