Thank you Reggie for hostessing this visit from the McLeans at your Fishin Shack. This photo you took brings a treasured memory of the good times.

High School times enjoying an “ upper class” friendship. Thank you Reggie for these.

For those alumnae of Ursuline Academy-Dallas  Texas who remember Reggie.
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Hello Charlie so sad to here the news  Reggie was so lovely  and gentle I will always remember her Dermott Geraldine  and myself were very blessed to meet you and Reggie  may she rest in peace like Dermott they will be looking after us be safe Phil xx

Charlie,
Please accept my deepest condolences. I know how much you care for your family and wife. My you find peace and comfort in your your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you my friend.  Regards, Julio 

Reggie was a wonderful person who I was fortunate to know as a friend and business partner. Charlie, you and the family are in my prayers. Sincerest condolences. Rob

In these uncertain times, one thing I know for certain - Reggie will be greatly missed by her family and all  who knew her.
We worked together in the 1990's and I remember those years fondly. She always had a smile and cheerful attitude no matter how busy she was. She encouraged and helped me in many ways and I had the upmost respect and admiration for her.    
She was truly a wonderful person to have known. 
May you Rest in Peace.  

Bill McNutt

Reggie and I really became close friends when we began to work at Sangers Department Store in Preston Center on a couple of evenings a week while we were Seniors at Ursuline Academy.  We had to count the cash and add it up; then we took turns signing the bottom of the manila envelope with the supervisor's name, Marsha something.   Of course we did this with her permission.
As we married and had children our lives became much busier and we saw each other less.  Luckily we could have a visit at our Ursuline Reunions.  We also had lunch when our schedules permitted.
Today I had the privilege of attending the funeral Mass for Reggie 
where I could  reflect on our years of friendship,  our life journeys and now I accompanied her to the end of this life's journey and the beginning of her heavenly journey.  I feel sad and I feel blessed and I feel inspired to use "Marsha" as an example to live more fully in faith with her as one of my angels.
Sheila Madigan Levatino

Reggie and I went to Ursuline Academy together and she and I spent many events together one really came to my mind was the night of our  graduation and everyone had dates and went to parties but Reg and I went to the Majestic Theatre and saw a movie in the balcony where we could smoke, just by ourselves and don't know if anyone missed us but from that night on we remained close friends from our weddings to having children to meeting up in Dallas to connect with our children and taking pictures and still have those pictures and all our reunion gatherings at Ursuline  every 5 years we went together till this last one 60th and Reg, told me then she was not well but for me to call her and tell her all about it and I did and have been talking together several times  till she died, I'll always think of our closeness as she called me her sister since she didn't have any and she took the place of my sister, Eileen, Jesus we trust in  You and Reg is in good hands with You, love angela

Laura, I am so sorry for your loss. I am so grateful to have known your wonderful mom and to have been a friend of Debbies. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. 

Connie,the girls  and I had a great time with you and your family at  the Lake House as well. The Lake House was, where she loved to be and was at peace. 
Reggie was always kind and giving. She was so proud of you and Leslie and the boys.  When I would come over to your parents home. She would talk to me about yalls boys.
Her love for her family and her Grandkids, ment everything!
Reggie opened up her home to friends, often.  You felt her love and warmth, if you were around her.
You would count yourself blessed, to have known your mom, I know Connie and I did. Sorry for your loss , for you and your family. She was a great woman and we will cherish those memories of her.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will never forget how welcoming your mom and dad were to my family and I when we came to their lake house in Lake Kiowa. She cooked  several wonderful meals, and we had the best time spending that Memorial Day with y’all. We are praying for you all. We love you. 

Will miss you forever. Thanks for believing in me when I was young. I learned so much from you in business. You will be forever in my heart! I love you!

OBITUARY

Mary "Reggie" Regina (Finn) McLean

February 22, 1941 – March 15, 2020

Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home & Hillcrest Mausoleum & Memorial Park

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