Birth date: Apr 2, 1943 Death date: Apr 10, 2020
Robert Reynolds “Renny” Osborne, 77, of Huntersville died April 10, 2020. He was born on April 2, 1943 in Charlotte to the late Charles and Pauline Osborne. Survivors include his son, Chris Osborne and wife Angela of Charlotte; s Read Obituary
We have all missed seeing Mr. Osborne at Fifth Third. He was always such a joy to see about every day! I will forever look at a green lollipop and think of him. He is missed so much by all of us. We are all deeply saddened to hear of his passing.
Chris and Meredith,
I was shocked to learn of Renny’s passing. I am deeply saddened to learn about this. I have such fond memories of him. He had a great personality and smile. I remember is love of having a good time, especially in playful and light conversation. May you both find your fond remembrances of Renna as comfort to your sad hearts. Blessings to both of you. Diane Neil Maye
Dear Chris Angela and Aunt Meridith, I am so saddened by the sudden loss of Renny! May God wrap his arms around you all, and give you comfort and peace. Renny never failed to make me smile! Definately One of a kind!
The whole Osborne family was good friends of ours since I can remember. Renny especially took good care of my dad, he was a frequent visitor with a big smile and a funny story to lift up dads spirit! Renny will be missed.
We send our condolences to Reny's family and most especially to the family member we knew, his sister Meredith Osborne Galvin. Herb knew Meredith many, many years ago as a much younger, single guy. Keris met Meredith years later when they worked together for the same estate sale firm. Funny, then, how the three of us came together to know each other and hear stories of brother, Reny. We certainly send our thoughts and our love to you, Meredith. May you find peace knowing that others care and that Reny is now resting comfortably with God.
--- Keris (Fort) and Herb Brown
It sure is funny to think back on the things that annoyed you as a child (and Renny could be annoying at times) and realize they have become fond memories as you get older. Our mothers, along with their brother, our Uncle Paul, were very close siblings which afforded an opportunity for me to spend a lot of time in Huntersville. Summers were fun and I could NEVER figure out how Santa Claus always knew when we were there for Chistmas. There are many things I will remember and miss about Renny. By far, the one I will remember and miss the most are his telephone calls that always began with his saying. "this is your favorite cousin". It is certainly difficult for me to be at home when I would much rather be there at this time. Maybe soon we can travel once again.
Ann Howard, Chesapeake, Virginia
My husband and I would meet Renny at the dirt race track about every week end during warm weather. I also waited on him at the bank in Huntersville. He was always smiling. He was a good friend. He will be greatly missed! Henry and Gay Cook, Warrensville, NC
Renny and my late husband, Kenneth Cooke, were great high school buddies. In fact, Kenneth and I used to double date with Renny back in the 60's. We had fun and made many good memories for a lifetime. I am sorry to hear of his passing. May God bless his family in the days to come.
Love,
Kay Dwyer Cooke
Denver, NC
