Dr. Regina M. Cudemo Bogle

Gina and I were very close at LaSalle. She was a good person with a compassionate heart. In med school we lost touch but I treasure our time together.

I knew Dr. Bogle professionally. She was my professor and was so knowledgeable - an amazing teacher. She helped so many people. I will always remember her.

My condolences to Regina´s family.......Before Covid times Regina swam every day at the Bethlehem YMCA. She was a dedicated inspiration for exercising and she always spread joy and positivity in conversations. I feel fortunate to have met this special woman.

A mutual friend, Barry Young, referred me to Gina for emotional and spiritual healing after my son passed away. That was 20 years ago and she has been an inspiration and guiding light to me ever since. She has taught me so much over the years. I will never forget the love and commitment that she put into everything she did. I will miss her physical presence but as she has told us, she will be as close to us as our own hearts. I feel that already. Knowing her has been one of my greatest blessings.
Condolencess to all her family and friends.
With so much love,
Fran Schimeneck

I first met Regina when she walked her dog on her lunch break everyday on 4th Avenue. I next spoke with her when she began swimming at Bethlehem Township Community Center. She was so beautiful, inside and out. May she rest peacefully with the Angels. Condolences to her family, friends and all those she has touched.

Condolences to Dr. Brogle's family. I only crossed paths with her at the BTCC pool. An all-around lovely person.

Regina, every time I swim laps at the gym, I am reminded of you. Thank you for inspiring me to stay healthy!

I want to thank Gina for being the most supportive friend to me during my difficult year. Her presence at the pool is deeply missed by all of us who love Gina. Peace be with her family and friends.

My sympathy to all who loved Regina. She was a beautiful presence at the pool where I have seen her with her lovely long white hair. Always peaceful, always friendly. She greeted everyone. She was at home in the water. I think I will always remember her at the edge of the pool preparing to swim her laps. Peace. I am grateful to have known her even a little.