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Jimmy Marden
August 3, 2009
Uncle Reggie,
Such a low-down feeling to hear that you have gone. You are now reunited with your beloved wife, my Aunt Georgina (Aunt Georgie to me).
I will sincerely miss playing cribbage with you and will cherish all the times that we did get to play while home visiting for the Christmas holiday.
I will also remember growing up as a kid at Christmas time, how you and Aunt Georgie never what-so-ever missed sending me and each of my brothers and sisters a Christmas money card with that little green jingle inside ... you have no idea how cool it was to get $2.00 year after year as a kid and the memories I will always have of it.
My heart goes out to the rest of the immediate family and friends who were ever so blessed by his unique presence and mild mannered ways.
I will never forget what a special Aunt and Uncle that I had in the two of you and most importantly how you will always live on in my world of thoughts and dreams ...
Bless your heart Uncle Reggie.
Love ya!
Jimmy Marden and family
Blanche Hickman
August 2, 2009
Scott & Family:
My heart & prayers go out to you & your family. I am truly sorry to hear of your loss. Your grandfather & grandmother where very nice people. I am truly appreciated that I was able to know them. If there is anything I can do for you or your family please let me know.
Love Always,
Blanche Hickman and family
Marsha Hatch
July 31, 2009
Dear Uncle Reggie,
Thank you for the childhood memories. Visiting the camp, family reunion's. I remember as a little girl watching all my uncle's playing cribbage. Every one gathered around and a lot of laughs shared. That is how I learned to play. My thoughts and prayers go out to Linda, Reggie and all the family.
Love your niece,
Marsha
Kathy Malek Scanlon
July 31, 2009
I remember Reggie years ago from Pic N Pay! He was friends of my parents. Please accept my deepest condolences.
Kathy Malek Scanlon
Alan Tuchman
July 30, 2009
I am so saddened to hear of Reggie's passing. Few people have lasting positive effects on one's life. My thoughts of Reggie and Georgie always bring a smile to my face. They will live in my memory until I pass. My sincerest sympathy to Reggie, Linda and all of the family. My joy at having known him.
July 29, 2009
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Reggie, Linda and the rest of the family. Uncle Reggie was a wonderful guy and will be missed. We love you, Chris, Kathy and Leslie Allison
Carol and Billy Anzalone
July 29, 2009
We were very sad to learn of the passing of Reggie. He was a great friend and neighbor for many years. We shared many laughs together over the years. He will be missed by everyone who knew him.
With Our Deepest Sympathy,
Ben & Cathy Frost
July 29, 2009
Reggie was a wonderful neighbor and friend. We wish we could have known him longer but cherish the visits we had with him. Our deepest sympathy.
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