Reginald Pharol Smith

I work with Reg's brother Darwin. Although I didn't know Reg in person, Darwin's stories made me feel as if I did. I offer my thoughts and prayers to help ease the weight of your loss. Although his place in this world can never be filled, his place in our hearts can never be emptied. May time ease your pain until only the love remains.

Mary Elva--

My thoughts and prayers are with you, dear one. Sending energy and love across the miles.

Please know that your family will be in our prayers. God loves you and so do we.
Robert & Dorothy Washington

I had the great pleasure of serving on Project Women's Board with Reg. I never saw him without a smile on his face, and he was such a pleasure to work with. May God comfort you during this most difficult time.

Dear wonderful friend Mary Elva: Frank and I were both so shocked and sad to hear about Reg's death. What a huge, huge loss in your's and Cindie's lives as well as in the lives of so many of us who knew and loved him.
I will always have fond memories of your years here in Tampa when you, Reg and Cindie lived on the boat and you came back and forth to shore on the dingy (sp-?)that Reg built...and, how shakey it appeared to me but how proud Reg was that he made it! Those were such fun days...

Mary Elva, Reg will be missed. Our breakfasts at the Waffle House were special to me.Our prayers are with you and the children.

We are so sad to have lost such a good friend in Reg. Others have so eloquently captured the spirit of him and his many interests. We will always remember the wonderful meals we were fortunate to share with Reg and Mary Elva. It was such a pleasure to watch him work his magic in the kitchen. With love to ME, Cindy and the rest of Reg's family.

You are in my thoughts and prayers Mary Elva.