Rev. Reginald Victor Lancaster

My heart is with all of you at this time. I always enjoyed chatting with Reg whenever we met, and I know how much he is loved by all his family. Please let me know if I can help in any way.

Prayers for comfort to Karen and all of the family. Reg was an active member of the Michigan Conference United Church of Christ. The Conference staff is grateful for his service. We are better because of many of the gifts that he shared. Being a parliamentarian at our annual meetings is not always easy. He did it with grace. His smile encouraged many.

I met Reg when we moved into Farwell Hall at Andover Newton, and I've appreciated meeting at various gatherings over the years. One of my memories is the night in 1964 when he & I got to talk to LBJ near New England Baptist Hospital after the President had visited Sen Ted Kennedy. I'll miss his posts on FB. My sympathy to Karen., Michelle, Amy, Catherine, Ammada, and members of Reg's family.

When visiting the cottage for the first time, Reg convinced me (Beth) there was a yellow line border in the river between the US and Canada! He sure got a kick out of that!
Neil remembers Reg was the master of puns. One never knew what Reg would say, but laughter and groaners would always follow. Reg will be missed.

My deepest sympathies to all the family and loved ones of Reverend Lancaster. I remember him fondly from my time in Flint, going to church, and spending time with his daughters. May you have many fond and happy memories to hold close in your hearts.

Yes, Reg was a steady guy with a sense of humor. When walking he was upright and solid. When I felt off balance I didn't hesitate to grab his arm! We spent time laughing together at streaming Carol Burnett shows! Fondly, Char

A wonderful dedicated servant of God! He was a gift to First Congregational UCC St Clair as an interim pastor!☮ God Speed

Family circumstances prevent me from participating in Reg’s funeral but I want his family to know how much I loved and respected him. We met through Flint Rotary and shared weekly lunches for many years. As a soldier of the Salvation Army, we shared a common interest in faith in action and had many conversation about the roots of Christianity. I will miss him.

We always enjoyed our visit with Reg when he and Karen came out to California .
Reg always had great questions which would lead to lively discussions. We are thankful for the times we had together