Reginald H. Landeau

Hey grandpa
2025 and things are great. I miss u and think of you always.

Hey Grandpa,
here we are in the beginning of 2024 and you stil are always here. always loved, missed and talked about. the fam is ok...you know what i mean. wish you could meet my king. you would approve for sure. i see your light often. send me another sign this week, just need to see you again. love you
your only G

I was a student at JHS 231 in the late 1970s. I graduated in 1979 and went on to Springfield Gardens HS. He was such a great educator and such a wonderful man. Many, many years later I worked at Northshore Hospital in the operating room where Mr. Landeau was my patient. When I went to do paperwork on him, I recognized him. After talking a bit, we realized we lived in the same neighborhood just a block away in Westbury. I saw him a couple of times and we always said we would get together.

The funny thing is, as I passed this one house on Baldwin Dr, I would see this distinguished man driving a nice a car. I did not know at that time it was Mr. Landeau. I know it has been years since he went to heaven, but I want to let the family know that I pray for God's comfort, love and peace to you all.
God Bless you,
Angela Henry, Westbury

hey grandpa, i saw a picture of you today and it brought back so many great memories. i miss you so much and am doing my part to help the world by caring for womens health. i love you and miss you more than words could say. your great grandughters are nation honor society and deans list students. you would be proud.

Hi grandpa! A year has come and gone and although I know your gone it doesnt feel like it. I call Gma often and sometimes half expect you to answer when shes not home. I wonder if you and great grandma are proud of your family because were always proud of you. I love you forever and a day❤

Dear Ruby , I am so sorry to just hear of your lost , I remember as a child attending you and Reggie's wedding at Abyssinian Baptist church with my mother ... so sorry we have lost touch ...God's speed always , your cousin ,Anita winter springs fl

When I first started working for the DOE, Mr. Landeau was my Principal
At JHS 231. He was a great administrator, and fantastic person.

I remember Reggie Landeau as a wonderful educator for whom students came first! He was creative and imaginative and marched to his own drummer. He held himself to the same high standards he insisted upon for others. I shall miss him as will all those students in whom he believed and for whom he worked so long and hard. Evelyn (Evie) Jones Rich

Grandpa I miss you already and love you to the moon and back. Your light will never die.