Reginald Arnell "Reggie" Johnson

My deepest sympathy in the time of your loss.

Reggie was my classmate at FHS. I have fond memories of Reggie; his philosophy on life, friendship, love and genuine sincerity he offered everyone. I had the privilege of knowing a man willing to dream. His gentleness will be missed.

Joe and Norma

My deepest sympathy, God Bless you and your Family.

Continue your search for true enlightenment and forget us not.

Your friend, "the waterfall."

To my brother Reggie,

You are always in my thoughts and my heart. You taught me many things, chief among them how to be a giving soul and how to discern the true nature of men. You taught me to never quit and to rise to meet tomorrow rather than chase what could have been. You were the kindest and most gracious man I have ever known. Peace be unto you my brother. We three kings remember everything.

I have fond memories of Reggie, and I always think of his easy laugh, his inquisitive nature, and his love for his close-knit group of family and friends. When he was in high school, he, Derek, Mark, and Kelli would drop by my English class to talk, tell a joke, or escape from the campus supervisor. Several times, he came to my house to see Erin (Kranz) and me (Momma Jamota). Many laughs. Please accept my condolences. Reggie will be missed, but remembered with fondness.

To my friend Reggie,

My all your answers to all your questions come to light.

I will remember Reggie as having a big heart to match to his bright smile. Praying for God's Peace, Comfort, and Blessings for your family.

Joe and Norma,
Our family wishes to express our deepest sympathy for the loss of Reggie. His sweet spirit has always touched our hearts over the years and we treasure the fond memories we have of him.

With Love,
Tim and Marlia Maples and Family

Reggie and I go way back...

He was always a great person to be around... Always the life of the party and fun to be around... He will be missed...