Glennan Reeves Obituary

My condolences to Mickey's family,friends and coworkers. He was a great teacher in his profession and loved his job! Working with Mickey as a coworker made my job fun and interesting. He was a special man who loved to joke around. He will be sadly missed! I'm sorry I did not know of his passing until today. I sure would have paid my respects. Sincerely, JJ Almers

To the Reeves Family,

I'm sorry to hear of Mickey's passing. He was always so full of life. I had the pleasure of knowing Mickey through Fleet Reserve Branch #50. We had many a good time whether at the branch home or branch picnic. I will cherish those times.
He will be missed, RIP Mickey!!!

Our hearts & prayers go out to all of Mickey's family. Mickey was a treasure in every way. As a member of our Dorange/Cattle Creek family, he has been a part of all of our lives for as long as I can remember. He meant so much to so many people from being there in times of loss to knowing how to put a smile on your face by just being himself. Chances are, if an American flag was placed on a veteran's grave site in a cemetery in our area on Memorial Day, it was Mickey who put it there. He will be forever remembered & forever missed by us all.
Dicky & Edna Jo Connelly Canady

So sorry to hear of the loss of Mickey. I have known him over 35 years and met him through a friend that worked at Stuhrs. He was a wonderful gentleman and a great example in humanity for other young men to follow.

May God bless the family.

Dear family of Mickey Reeves,
The Frank Heinsohn family is very sorry to learn of your loss. Mickey was a wonderful friend and hunting partner to our dad Frank. He was also a generous spirit and graciously invited our whole family to come at Thanksgiving to his family's wonderful cane sugar syruping event. (This is a dying art in the low country, and we were so privileged to experience it with his family and friends for many years.) Mickey was a hard worker and genuine friend. We send our sympathies and condolences. RIP Mickey. Peace to you all, the Heinsohn's (written by Kathy).

I have known Mickey many years; he was my late father's (WW Jones) hunting buddy as well as a fellow member of the Fleet Reserve Branch 50. I always enjoyed running into Mickey during the times he was working a service I attended for Stuhr's. Deepest sympathy to your family--he was a joy to be around with his smiling face and warm personality. He will be missed by all who ever knew him.

Mickey was a good friend of the family for many years. He took great care of my grandfather when he passed away, several other family members along the way as well. He was in the hospital in October when my grandmother passed away. I thank him for his many years of dedicated service. May the Lord comfort and bless his loved ones left behind.(Family of John W Perry)

He was a great man. He will surely be missed. So sorry for your loss

I first met Mr. Reeves in 1985. I worked for South Carolina National Bank. He was always the highlight of my day. My prayers and thoughts are with your family. He will truly be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. He was a dear friend. You will be missed! Love Barbara Howell

Edye
Thoughts and prayers to you and your family
Danny Johnson

Edye, I am so sorry for your loss. I know how special your dad was and how much you loved him. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Cindi Hicks

Mickey was a great man. I first met him through Ray Conway (Patrick's dad) at Fleet Reserve Picnics and he was always so kind. He hired me to work at Stuhr and taught me so much, not just about our work but about being a gentleman and service to others. He is remembered fondly and will be missed.

Dear Edye, Dickey, Molly, and Patrick,

Please accept my deepest condolences on Mickey's passing. The wonderful memories I have of your family over many, many years are too numerous to recount. May God be with you at this time. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers over the days and weeks and months to come.

Sincerely,

Larry Libater

Mickey was such a joy to be around. He was always filled with laughter! He will be missed. My condolences to the family.

As a young funeral director/embalmer Mickey and John Arant took time to teach me about the funeral business. Mickey was also kind enough to take me up to Reevesville to let me hunt, teach me how cane syrup was made and how to raise quail. Thank you Mickey for helping me the funeral director/embalmer I am today.

I was saddened to hear of Mickey's passing. I am happy to say I have many good memories of socializing with him at the Fleet Reserve Association Branch 50 over the years gone by. Mickey was one of a kind and a joy to be around. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Rest in Peace Mickey

My friend and co-worker, I will miss you!

Mickey you always had smile on your face we will you with
All our hearts Rest in Peace we love you

You will be missed greatly Mickey, I will cherish the memories of our quail hunting together in my heart forever. You were one of a kind. RIP!!! God has gained a special angel

Mickey,
You will be missed.
I doubt that anyone who knew you would dispute that you were one of the most steadfast supporters of Veterans in the State of South Carolina.
I cant think of a single sole who had a bad thing to say about you, nor can I imagine a person asking you for help that you would turn away.
You will not only be remembered by all of us who knew you with a smile, but you will also be profoundly missed.
Thank you for who you are, what you have accomplished, and all those you helped during your life. You definately left this world a better place than you found it.
David Coates
Honor Guard Post 166
Goose Creek, SC

Mr. Reeves, I am so sorry for your great loss. I know you were especially close to your father. Our family will be praying for you in the days and months to come. Please let me know if I can help in any way.