Reginald “Reggie” Jones was born on February 21, 1961 in El
Paso Texas to Inez and Clarence Jones. He was the 7th of 9
children. He married the love of his life, Pamela, on April 30,
1988 and spent the next 32 years of his life laughing by her
side. Reggie was an amazing father to his two sons, Jarrod
and Cameron and his daughter, Chelsea. He was a loving
PawPaw to his three grandchildren, Jarrod James "JJ", Harper
and Malachi. He was a proud member of the Bank of America
family for over 30 years. He was also a very active member
at East Gate Missionary Baptist Church and spent his time
volunteering in various ministries and singing in the choir.
On Monday, July 13th, 2020, Reggie passed away. He is
survived by his beautiful wife, Pamela, his three children
Jarrod (Deidra), Cameron (Janie) and Chelsea, his three
grandchildren, JJ, Harper and Malachi and his siblings,
Bruce, Clarence, Debra, Kay, Connie, Leetha, Dwayne and
Bob. Reggie was a beloved husband, father, PawPaw and
friend, and though he will be genuinely missed, his memory
lives on forever.
Paso Texas to Inez and Clarence Jones. He was the 7th of 9
children. He married the love of his life, Pamela, on April 30,
1988 and spent the next 32 years of his life laughing by her
side. Reggie was an amazing father to his two sons, Jarrod
and Cameron and his daughter, Chelsea. He was a loving
PawPaw to his three grandchildren, Jarrod James "JJ", Harper
and Malachi. He was a proud member of the Bank of America
family for over 30 years. He was also a very active member
at East Gate Missionary Baptist Church and spent his time
volunteering in various ministries and singing in the choir.
On Monday, July 13th, 2020, Reggie passed away. He is
survived by his beautiful wife, Pamela, his three children
Jarrod (Deidra), Cameron (Janie) and Chelsea, his three
grandchildren, JJ, Harper and Malachi and his siblings,
Bruce, Clarence, Debra, Kay, Connie, Leetha, Dwayne and
Bob. Reggie was a beloved husband, father, PawPaw and
friend, and though he will be genuinely missed, his memory
lives on forever.
Reginald “Reggie” Jones was born on February 21, 1961 in El
Paso Texas to Inez and Clarence Jones. He was the 7th of 9
children. He married the love of his life, Pamela, on April 30,
1988 and spent the next 32 years of his life laughing by her
side. Reggie was an amazing father to his two sons, Jarrod
and Cameron and his daughter, Chelsea. He was a loving
PawPaw to his three grandchildren, Jarrod James "JJ", Harper
and Malachi. He was a proud member of the Bank of America
family for over 30 years. He was also a very active member
at East Gate Missionary Baptist Church and spent his time
volunteering in various ministries and singing in the choir.
On Monday, July 13th, 2020, Reggie passed away. He is
survived by his beautiful wife, Pamela, his three children
Jarrod (Deidra), Cameron (Janie) and Chelsea, his three
grandchildren, JJ, Harper and Malachi and his siblings,
Bruce, Clarence, Debra, Kay, Connie, Leetha, Dwayne and
Bob. Reggie was a beloved husband, father, PawPaw and
friend, and though he will be genuinely missed, his memory
lives on forever.
Paso Texas to Inez and Clarence Jones. He was the 7th of 9
children. He married the love of his life, Pamela, on April 30,
1988 and spent the next 32 years of his life laughing by her
side. Reggie was an amazing father to his two sons, Jarrod
and Cameron and his daughter, Chelsea. He was a loving
PawPaw to his three grandchildren, Jarrod James "JJ", Harper
and Malachi. He was a proud member of the Bank of America
family for over 30 years. He was also a very active member
at East Gate Missionary Baptist Church and spent his time
volunteering in various ministries and singing in the choir.
On Monday, July 13th, 2020, Reggie passed away. He is
survived by his beautiful wife, Pamela, his three children
Jarrod (Deidra), Cameron (Janie) and Chelsea, his three
grandchildren, JJ, Harper and Malachi and his siblings,
Bruce, Clarence, Debra, Kay, Connie, Leetha, Dwayne and
Bob. Reggie was a beloved husband, father, PawPaw and
friend, and though he will be genuinely missed, his memory
lives on forever.
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