Lana Reynolds passed away peacefully on September 14, 2026, leaving behind a life filled with love, family, determination, and remarkable accomplishment.

At the heart of Lana’s life was her treasured husband, Conrad Reynolds. Together for 50 years and married for 46, Lana and Conrad were truly inseparable. Their enduring partnership was the foundation of the family and life they built together.

Lana was a devoted mother to her daughter, Tamara Lynn Reynolds Underwood, and son, Jeffrey Reynolds Underwood, and warmly welcomed her daughter-in-law, Janelle Underwood, into the family.

She took great joy in being a grandmother to Connor Keller Underwood and Emily Grace Underwood, and embraced Connor’s fiancé, Brianna Carrillo, as part of the family. Most recently, Lana became a great-grandmother to Connor and Brianna’s son, Declan Connolly Underwood. Her family was her greatest source of pride, and those who knew Lana knew just how deeply she loved them.

Lana also had a remarkable entrepreneurial spirit. Through intelligence, determination, and a strong work ethic, she built a successful career and ultimately founded Community Association Management Professionals. Alongside her beloved business partners, Heather Graham and Nancy Murphy, Lana helped build the company into a tremendous success. But their relationship went far beyond business. Heather and Nancy became family in every way that mattered, sharing not only in Lana’s professional life but also in the friendships, celebrations, challenges, and countless moments that make a life.

Lana’s life cannot be measured simply by the years she lived or the things she accomplished. It is best measured by the people she loved, the family she cherished, the marriage she nurtured for nearly half a century, the business and relationships she built, and the lives she touched along the way.

She leaves behind a family, both by blood and by choice, who will miss her beyond words, along with a lifetime of memories, stories, laughter, and love that will continue to be shared for generations.