Cornwall Bids Farewell to Golf Champion Mike Reynard, Beloved Dad
Truro Community Remembers a Local Legend
The community in Truro and across Cornwall is remembering Mike Reynard, a dedicated father of four and a highly respected amateur golfer, who passed away suddenly last month at the age of 64. Mike, who called Truro home for 23 years, was known not only for his impressive achievements on the golf course but also for his warmth and devotion to his family. His passing at Royal Cornwall Hospital has left a void in the hearts of his wife Cheryl, his children Charlotte, Joe, Alex, and Ellie, and his beloved grandchildren, Ronnie and Frank. The news of his sudden death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from friends, family, and fellow golfers who admired his spirit and talent. Mike’s life, marked by both sporting excellence and profound personal connections, serves as a poignant reminder of the vibrant individuals who enrich our local communities and whose memories are cherished.
A Distinguished Golfer’s Legacy in Cornwall
Mike Reynard’s name was synonymous with amateur golf excellence, a career that saw him represent England more than thirty times in the 1990s and compete alongside future professional stars. Before settling in Cornwall, Mike was an honorary member of Moseley Golf Club in Worcestershire, where he won the Worcestershire Amateur Championship a record six times. His move to Cornwall 23 years ago, drawn by the county’s stunning landscapes and vibrant community, marked a new chapter in his life and golfing journey. He quickly integrated into the local golf scene, becoming a much-loved member and player at Trevose Golf Club. His talent continued to shine, winning the prestigious South West Championship at Trevose, an achievement that earned him honorary membership there. Mike’s contributions to golf in Cornwall left an indelible mark, inspiring many and adding to the rich sporting heritage of our region.
Honouring Lives and Strengthening Local Bonds
Mike Reynard’s story is one of many lives celebrated and remembered across Cornwall. The tradition of announcing the passing of loved ones in local news media remains a cornerstone of community life, providing a platform for collective remembrance and support. These notices, appearing in local newspapers and online, create a lasting tribute where friends and family can share memories, photos, and offer condolences. This vital service helps bind communities together during times of loss, ensuring that individuals like Mike, who contributed so much, are never forgotten. It underscores the importance of local connections, whether through sports clubs, community groups, or simply enjoying the unique lifestyle that draws people to places like Cornwall – from its beautiful coastlines to the exciting experiences when you go to Newquay, fostering a deep sense of belonging for all who live here. Remembering our loved ones helps strengthen these essential local bonds.
Source: Golf ace dad of four among loved ones remembered
