My first day of public school...halfway thru 5th grade...I was put in Mrs. Mercer's class. Reggie was so nice to me. He told me that if anyone picked on me he would beat them up. He called himself my bodyguard. He would always ask me to help him with his math. I don't remember anyone ever bothering me, but I knew I was safe with Reggie around. He was a very gentle and kind soul. I feel honored to have known him!!!
had nothing to do with school, but I remember when Reggie and I worked @ King's on 70, we would steal peacan pies and lock people in the cold freezer at clean up time. We had so much fun working together, I'll never forget reggie and that crazy laugh he had. :-)
Big Reggie! It's been a long time dawg. I will never forget how we used to clown in class back in middle school. I also remember that laugh and playing marbles at Rochelle. When I get to heaven we are gonna have an old school game without the little rubber thimble (LOL)! Remember those for backspins? You were a true gentle giant that we will miss for a long time. I love you dawg! Rest in peace!!!!
all the times at rochelle after school then jr high the best times at k-high in the smoking area getting high then going to class being fools then we still had it going on when we finisg he knows I miss you reg and the time he got me drunk and I fell in the tub
Yo Big Reg its been 19 long years with out you dawg. But I can remember when we where the big boys on campus when it can to playing in the paint before class I've watched your son grow into the young man you was in your early days you would be proud to see him standing tall wide chest and long armed he is the spliting image of you and I let him know who you where then and who you would have been know until we meet at the cross road Big ups.
Rebecca Faulkner (West)
My first day of public school...halfway thru 5th grade...I was put in Mrs. Mercer's class. Reggie was so nice to me. He told me that if anyone picked on me he would beat them up. He called himself my bodyguard. He would always ask me to help him with his math. I don't remember anyone ever bothering me, but I knew I was safe with Reggie around. He was a very gentle and kind soul. I feel honored to have known him!!!Brenda Mills
had nothing to do with school, but I remember when Reggie and I worked @ King's on 70, we would steal peacan pies and lock people in the cold freezer at clean up time. We had so much fun working together, I'll never forget reggie and that crazy laugh he had. :-)William "Deek" Harris
Big Reggie! It's been a long time dawg. I will never forget how we used to clown in class back in middle school. I also remember that laugh and playing marbles at Rochelle. When I get to heaven we are gonna have an old school game without the little rubber thimble (LOL)! Remember those for backspins? You were a true gentle giant that we will miss for a long time. I love you dawg! Rest in peace!!!!Deek
Tonya Carraway (Jones)
all the times at rochelle after school then jr high the best times at k-high in the smoking area getting high then going to class being fools then we still had it going on when we finisg he knows I miss you reg and the time he got me drunk and I fell in the tubGeorge Suggs
Yo Big Reg its been 19 long years with out you dawg. But I can remember when we where the big boys on campus when it can to playing in the paint before class I've watched your son grow into the young man you was in your early days you would be proud to see him standing tall wide chest and long armed he is the spliting image of you and I let him know who you where then and who you would have been know until we meet at the cross road Big ups.