She & her husband were the nicest people.I used to go w/Sheila Brady Loudin w/her & her family to Regina’s parents when I was a little girl. Regina’s Mom made the best meal - fried chicken potatoes & had green onions & I don’t remember what else. Regina when I worked for Elkins Rd PSD she would bring Carolyn & I cabbage & other vegetables from her garden. I used to work for Richard & Karen Trent CPA & Regina & her husband made the prettiest woodwork for Karen.
Love prayers & hugs
Sharon Shaffer Burr
growing up as a kid being her neighbor she was always thier for us and keeping an eye to be sure we were doing good even moving to our grandparents she enjoyd us coming to visit her ill always remember her.
She was very great women always was there for me young and older she was my neighbor she helped me with my daughters was great with my kids if I needed anything she was there to help showed me a lot of life how to keep flowers growing and gave me flowers she even helped with Christmas gifts for my daughters a few yrs due to we had very low or no income me and my daughter will miss her greatly and always have love for this sweet woman love you Regina you are with your husband now and a guardian angel thank you for everything
The loss of Regina is profoundly felt. Her wise and generous spirit was a beacon in our community - always ready with friendly advice, a thoughtful gesture, or a hearty laugh. She embodied love, kindness, and faith. Her passion was as unmistakable as her gentle nature; her creativity boundless in both life and gardening. An irreplaceable presence on neighborhood walks will be truly missed. She was an interesting woman of profound worth who nurtured souls like she did plants. May her gentle soul rest in peace.
