A friend of Marry Anne's and a coworker or the boss of Reg hooked these 2 beautiful people up. Reg was a cabbie and Marry Anne was a frequent passenger of his. The 2 of them flirted for some time, till one of her daughters questioned him, are you going to ask mom out? He did shortly after that and became part of the family quite quickly. Reg was the missing part as he completed the family. A few short years later they were married. 19 years later the family is missing a very important part of the family again We have our memories of a wonderful husband and father.
It has been a very tough year for you. I hope you know that life has not ended for you, just changed. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. You don't get over it, you just get through it. You don't get by it, because you can't get around it. It doesn't 'get better'; it just gets different. Everyday... Grief puts on a new face Even if happiness forgets you a little bit, never completely forget about it. Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow I love you!
we will miss reg or banny as i called him.stan is pretty upset as well he loved him as well.we will miss how we joked and teased at each other .hope he finds those nuts georgie girl!!lolkeep your head up and call me at any given time i will be there except the next few days as stan will be in hospital all next week but u will not be out of my mind or our hearts.luv u and luved reg as well.keep up your faith luv stan and vivie ooooxxx
Mary Ann and family. My deepest condolences in the loss of your beloved Reg. I will certainly miss chats with Reg. Reg certainly always went out of his way to say hello and be more than friendly. I know he will be missed dearly by his family at home at at the Pentecostal Church.
I am so sorry to hear about Reg's passing. Although I didn't know him for that long, I knew enough to know he was a great man. I loved his stories about the steamthrashers, and how he met Maryanne, and it was always a great pleasure to see him on Sunday mornings holding the door open. He will be missed.
