Reginald Vaughn Anderson, 41, of South Windsor, passed away Friday, June 20, 2014 at Hughes Health and Rehabilitation Center in West Hartford after waging a courageous two-year battle against Glioblastoma.
Beloved son of Thelma N. Anderson of West Hartford, Reggie was born in Hartford on February 23, 1973 and graduated from South Windsor High School, Class of 1991. Upon graduation he attended Eastern Connecticut State University. Reggie transferred to the University of Hartford to pursue a degree in business but after his interests evolved, he graduated from Springfield College receiving a bachelors of science degree, cum laude, on August 20, 2006. On and off throughout his college years, Reggie worked in the banking industry and also for the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch as a court clerk. He was promoted to Bail Commissioner and after graduation gained a position as an Adult Probation Officer for the State of Connecticut, Manchester Office. Reggie enjoyed his work and took enormous pride in his role and always maintained a calm professionalism. He loved to travel and during his leisure time journeyed to exotic places including Puerto Rico, Mexico and the Dominican Republic as well as local spots like Miami and Key West, Florida. Often traveling to New York with his best friends, he lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every adventure. He especially enjoyed his annual trip to West Virginia with his childhood friend Jose. His quiet and humble personality was notable as was his dazzling smile and genuine kindness, loyalty, and devotion to his family and friends. He will never be forgotten and lives on in the memory of everyone he touched.
In addition to his mother Thelma, he leaves a sister, Nicole Chantel Anderson and a nephew, Javaughn Lewis Anderson, both of Hartford; three aunts, Evelyn Moore of South Windsor, Pearl Joseph of Windsor, and Doris Monroe and her husband Henry of Hartford; three uncles, Charles Anderson and his wife Georgia of Macon, GA, Samuel Anderson of Thomasville, GA, and Thomas Anderson of Bloomfield; and a host of relatives, countless friends, and acquaintances, especially Jose, Kelcey, Hopeton and his wife Rachel, Lamonte, Tony, Tonya, and Gina.
Reggie was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Lewis Anderson and Everlena (Jackson) Anderson, two uncles, and a special aunt Mamie Ruth Adamson.
A home going celebration will be held Friday, June 27, 2014 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor with burial following in Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Beloved son of Thelma N. Anderson of West Hartford, Reggie was born in Hartford on February 23, 1973 and graduated from South Windsor High School, Class of 1991. Upon graduation he attended Eastern Connecticut State University. Reggie transferred to the University of Hartford to pursue a degree in business but after his interests evolved, he graduated from Springfield College receiving a bachelors of science degree, cum laude, on August 20, 2006. On and off throughout his college years, Reggie worked in the banking industry and also for the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch as a court clerk. He was promoted to Bail Commissioner and after graduation gained a position as an Adult Probation Officer for the State of Connecticut, Manchester Office. Reggie enjoyed his work and took enormous pride in his role and always maintained a calm professionalism. He loved to travel and during his leisure time journeyed to exotic places including Puerto Rico, Mexico and the Dominican Republic as well as local spots like Miami and Key West, Florida. Often traveling to New York with his best friends, he lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every adventure. He especially enjoyed his annual trip to West Virginia with his childhood friend Jose. His quiet and humble personality was notable as was his dazzling smile and genuine kindness, loyalty, and devotion to his family and friends. He will never be forgotten and lives on in the memory of everyone he touched.
In addition to his mother Thelma, he leaves a sister, Nicole Chantel Anderson and a nephew, Javaughn Lewis Anderson, both of Hartford; three aunts, Evelyn Moore of South Windsor, Pearl Joseph of Windsor, and Doris Monroe and her husband Henry of Hartford; three uncles, Charles Anderson and his wife Georgia of Macon, GA, Samuel Anderson of Thomasville, GA, and Thomas Anderson of Bloomfield; and a host of relatives, countless friends, and acquaintances, especially Jose, Kelcey, Hopeton and his wife Rachel, Lamonte, Tony, Tonya, and Gina.
Reggie was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Lewis Anderson and Everlena (Jackson) Anderson, two uncles, and a special aunt Mamie Ruth Adamson.
A home going celebration will be held Friday, June 27, 2014 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor with burial following in Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Reginald Vaughn Anderson, 41, of South Windsor, passed away Friday, June 20, 2014 at Hughes Health and Rehabilitation Center in West Hartford after waging a courageous two-year battle against Glioblastoma.
Beloved son of Thelma N. Anderson of West Hartford, Reggie was born in Hartford on February 23, 1973 and graduated from South Windsor High School, Class of 1991. Upon graduation he attended Eastern Connecticut State University. Reggie transferred to the University of Hartford to pursue a degree in business but after his interests evolved, he graduated from Springfield College receiving a bachelors of science degree, cum laude, on August 20, 2006. On and off throughout his college years, Reggie worked in the banking industry and also for the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch as a court clerk. He was promoted to Bail Commissioner and after graduation gained a position as an Adult Probation Officer for the State of Connecticut, Manchester Office. Reggie enjoyed his work and took enormous pride in his role and always maintained a calm professionalism. He loved to travel and during his leisure time journeyed to exotic places including Puerto Rico, Mexico and the Dominican Republic as well as local spots like Miami and Key West, Florida. Often traveling to New York with his best friends, he lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every adventure. He especially enjoyed his annual trip to West Virginia with his childhood friend Jose. His quiet and humble personality was notable as was his dazzling smile and genuine kindness, loyalty, and devotion to his family and friends. He will never be forgotten and lives on in the memory of everyone he touched.
In addition to his mother Thelma, he leaves a sister, Nicole Chantel Anderson and a nephew, Javaughn Lewis Anderson, both of Hartford; three aunts, Evelyn Moore of South Windsor, Pearl Joseph of Windsor, and Doris Monroe and her husband Henry of Hartford; three uncles, Charles Anderson and his wife Georgia of Macon, GA, Samuel Anderson of Thomasville, GA, and Thomas Anderson of Bloomfield; and a host of relatives, countless friends, and acquaintances, especially Jose, Kelcey, Hopeton and his wife Rachel, Lamonte, Tony, Tonya, and Gina.
Reggie was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Lewis Anderson and Everlena (Jackson) Anderson, two uncles, and a special aunt Mamie Ruth Adamson.
A home going celebration will be held Friday, June 27, 2014 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor with burial following in Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Beloved son of Thelma N. Anderson of West Hartford, Reggie was born in Hartford on February 23, 1973 and graduated from South Windsor High School, Class of 1991. Upon graduation he attended Eastern Connecticut State University. Reggie transferred to the University of Hartford to pursue a degree in business but after his interests evolved, he graduated from Springfield College receiving a bachelors of science degree, cum laude, on August 20, 2006. On and off throughout his college years, Reggie worked in the banking industry and also for the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch as a court clerk. He was promoted to Bail Commissioner and after graduation gained a position as an Adult Probation Officer for the State of Connecticut, Manchester Office. Reggie enjoyed his work and took enormous pride in his role and always maintained a calm professionalism. He loved to travel and during his leisure time journeyed to exotic places including Puerto Rico, Mexico and the Dominican Republic as well as local spots like Miami and Key West, Florida. Often traveling to New York with his best friends, he lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every adventure. He especially enjoyed his annual trip to West Virginia with his childhood friend Jose. His quiet and humble personality was notable as was his dazzling smile and genuine kindness, loyalty, and devotion to his family and friends. He will never be forgotten and lives on in the memory of everyone he touched.
In addition to his mother Thelma, he leaves a sister, Nicole Chantel Anderson and a nephew, Javaughn Lewis Anderson, both of Hartford; three aunts, Evelyn Moore of South Windsor, Pearl Joseph of Windsor, and Doris Monroe and her husband Henry of Hartford; three uncles, Charles Anderson and his wife Georgia of Macon, GA, Samuel Anderson of Thomasville, GA, and Thomas Anderson of Bloomfield; and a host of relatives, countless friends, and acquaintances, especially Jose, Kelcey, Hopeton and his wife Rachel, Lamonte, Tony, Tonya, and Gina.
Reggie was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Lewis Anderson and Everlena (Jackson) Anderson, two uncles, and a special aunt Mamie Ruth Adamson.
A home going celebration will be held Friday, June 27, 2014 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Windsor with burial following in Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
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