Name: Rosewood Funeral Chapel
Address: Victoria, TX

My Uncle Vic was one of the kindest gentleman I ever met. Since I was a young boy when I first met him I was in awe of his deep love of his family, how hard he would work and yet had time to share stories and memories with his nephew. As the years passed and my grandparents aged he took on the responsibility of continuing to farm the land they had chosen for the family home. As life would evolve his brother and sisters found their own niche in the country. Some moved away yet some stayed nearby. The farm was the place that they still knew as home. After serving in the Korean Conflict, Uncle Vic worked at one of the industrial plants that developed along the gulf coast. When his Father died he managed the farm and used his good relations in town to have the land continue to provide produce for the market. When his mother died he started spending more time maintaining the buildings, raising the pigs and cattle and leasing the land to be farmed. About this time he retired from Alcoa and his sister Cecilia who had lost her husband Ruben to cancer moved into the farm house. 
Uncle Vic raised his beautiful family, operated the farm and kept it together through the passing of his Father and Mother. Today the heirs of the 6 Reyna children continue to maintain the legacy their parents built and the place we all still call home. Thank you Uncle Vic for your part in turning another page on the Reyna family story. 

To the Reyna family, sympathies for your loss.  Mr. Reyna was a great friend to my dad.  They can garden together again!  Blessings to you.

Mrs. Reyna, Larry, Debbie, Vickie and Roy, my deepest sympathy to you all. Mr. Reyna was a very special man. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do for you. With love Pat and grandsons Braedon, Bryce and Gavin Reyna

Tia Pauline and family. Pepi and I were so saddened to hear of Uncle Victor's news. I know I always looked up to Uncle Victor and admired him as I grew up in Port Lavaca - how we all used to "love" to visit you all in Victoria!!...Please understand our prayers are with all of you...be strong...and remember we Love You....Bobby & Pepi Perez (Chesapeake, VA).

My deepest condolences to the Reyna family. Praying that God gives you peace.  Love you all.

Janet Delgado (Victoria, TX)

Mrs. Reyna, Debbie, Vicky and brothers. I am so sorry for your loss. Your father was a great man like my dad, good compadres. They are now in heaven exchanging fishing stories. My prayers are with all of you. 
Terry Gonzalez Flores and George Flores

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss.I will always cherish the great times shared with Uncle Vic from allowing me to ride on the tractor as a little girl as he would share his prized baby cows, to wonderful fresh vegetables he would share from his amazing garden, to the special conversations we had. May you be comforted by your family and the memories embrace your heart. With love, Celia McAtee Parrill

Uncle Vic, a man of deep faith and a love of family, friends and the earth. Uncle Vic carried the legacy of the Reyna family in Victoria county. Like his Father and his Father's Father before him he tilled the soil of Texas and brought forth an abundance of grain and cotton to nourish and clothe it's people. 
He was proud to be a Texas farmer, to raise cattle on the land where he was raised and to raise his beautiful family in the small town where they lived. 
Uncle Vic held together the property of the Reyna family in a time when family farms face division and loss. 
We will forever be grateful for his independent spirit, his gentle strength and the joy he brought us whenever we were together. 
God bless you and hold you Uncle Vic, and may God's mercy comfort Aunt Pauline and your beautiful children and grandchildren, and your brother John and sisters Mary, Cecelia, Susanna and Alicia.

I will miss you grandpa and I enjoyed the times we had going to the farm and at the house with all the cousins together.  Love You, your grandson Ryan Victor Reyna

I am very sorry for your loss and my prayers are with all of you.  Uncle Victor was a very special person and I always enjoyed the time spent in his presence.  God Bless you all.

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Victor Frank Reyna

23 marzo, 1929 – 8 agosto, 2014

Rosewood Funeral Chapel

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