Bill Reynolds children: Did the retired Providence Journal columnist have kids?

Bill Reynolds, a well-known sports columnist who spent much of his career working for The Providence Journal, passed away peacefully at the age of 78.

The prestigious newspaper claims that Reynolds garnered a sizable audience and praise for his renowned Saturday column, “For What It’s Worth,” which not only offered insightful commentary on the most recent sports stories but also opened a window into his literary preferences and various contemplations.

His writing prowess extended beyond his column; throughout the course of his extensive career, he produced a number of noteworthy novels.

Some of his best-known works include “Hope: A School, A Team, A Dream,” “Fall River Dreams,” “Basketball Junkie,” and the collaboration “Born to Coach,” which he co-wrote with Rick Pitino.

The Providence Journal highlighted Reynolds’ remarkable basketball talents as a great player for Brown University and Barrington High School in the 1960s when praising his earlier successes.

After a successful term, Reynolds made the decision to depart his well-known position at the newspaper, and he officially bid the company farewell in the early months of 2021.

Bill Reynolds’ children: Did the retired Providence Journal columnist have kids?

Bill Reynolds was married to Liz, however, the couple has managed to keep their family life out of the spotlight hence we can’t confirm whether or not he has kids.