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EDWARD (EDDIE) ARTHUR REAGAN passed on November 1st, 2004 in Houston, Texas at the age of 52. He will be remembered by his loving wife, Tina, & his many friends & family. Eddie served our nation honorably in Vietnam as an Army Medic where he received the Bronze Star. He was very proud to have earned his Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor accreditation. Mostly, he was proud of the love he gave and received among his many true friends. His family will be receiving guests in celebration of his life at his home, 7114 Bayou Forest Drive, Houston, TX 77088 on Saturday, Nov. 6th beginning at 2 PM.
Published in Houston Chronicle on November 5, 2004
Hi..just wanted to update (if possible) something I realized on this Memorial Day. Eddie Reagan served honorably in Vietnam, as an Army Medic. Thanks-Patty Reid
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Rita Gorney (Hail)
Eddie was such a free spirit in school. Those glasses that said I see the bright side of all that is going on. Those shoe, the desert boots, that said I walk a different path from all other. He was so cute and so laid back.
I wish I had had the nerve to talk to him.
I was just too shy.
Terry Lee (Rosing)
Eddie had gone back to school and was working toward his Associates Degree in Human Service Technology. The reason I know this is because my husband was his instructor. Rich kept mentioning Ed Reagan. I finally dragged out my yearbook and said, "is this him?"
Eddie had changed a bit over the years but the sparkle in those brown eyes was the same. He had a huge heart and a great passion for working with the homeless. His internship/practicum was at "Search" where he was doing some phenomenal work. His wife's name was Tina Brady and I'm not exactly sure when he died but I would guess it's been at least 5 or 6 years.
He had a good soul...
Patricia (Patty) Reid
I loved Eddie. I think of him often & glad to see others do too. He was so cool. I miss him.
Judy Smith (Smalling)
Eddie was such a character. He made me laugh. I enjoyed having him around because he was such a free spirit....
Jo Ellen Chalmers (Weisner)
Eddie's endearing personality won everyone over to him...so much fun.
John (Zenie) Reddick
I sat behind Eddie in homeroom every day for three years and next to him at graduation. Every morning we would play the the game "what music did I (Eddie) listen to before school this morning?" Jimi Hendrix? The Doors? Janis? Quicksilver? The Who? The Beatles? The Stones? If I guessed Janis I was likely to be right most of the time.
Two words sum up Eddie - the coolest!
Deborah (Debby) Ozmer (Eatherton)
Eddie was one of the coolest people in our school! Music lover--yes Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Stones and he was indeed a special soul.
Patty I know this made a huge impact on you and let's just know he is in a special place now!
Dennis Walker
I had been hanging out as much as I could manage with Eddie in his last few years. I ran sound for his wedding (to Tina) reception near NASA, and my band played too. I kept trying to see him shortly before his death, but he was always too tired. After he died, I found out it was because of his liver.
I went to his funeral and have a card from it around here somewhere. When I find it, I'll post the date here. I believe it was November 5 of 2005 (or 2004) because shortly before he had just been to see Brian Wilson perform Smile live.
I miss Eddie and think of him often.