Pat dearest, 
Having known Reggie , a very kind brother, has been so encouraging for me. He has this funny side to him, especially when he mentions my first encounter of the deer kind😁, always made me laugh. We will surely miss his presence and his voice. You lost him for a moment, when Jehovah  our loving God wakes him up, oh boy that will be the day!! I am with you and  Reggie Jr and the whole family in this time of sorrow. No doubt Jehovah will give  you the peace and loving support  as you go on in this life.  Take courage and love from your family of witnesses. Love you mucho😍

Dearest Pat, 
We are so grateful we got to know Pat and Reggie Crocker. Being put in the same service group we spent many many Sunday mornings together in service and were eyewitnesses to Reggie‘s love for Jehovah his zeal for the ministry and he made it fun. Let’s go! That never stopped.Also his love and care for you. That will be missed by you his daily friendship and the little things that only you know. What wonderful memories you have, and to know for sure that Jehovah remembers all of those little things to restore into him again. A true comfort to you. You know him so well after your many years of marriage that you know he would want you to continue living your life just the same. I love your example of walking in faithfulness and priorities and not getting distracted and being a true friend. I am so sorry you have had such a shock and devastating sadness , it takes so much out of us. And I am glad you took some time for yourself . You are doing so well in going forward !! I am so glad you have your Good Son who is right there for you and I want to continue to do my best as your Friend to support you as you keep on walking in faith
Sheri Berri🧡🧡

Dearest Pat
It was so sad hearing Reggie had died. I can only imagine what it was like for you and your son. 
Reggie took advantage of so many opportunities offered by Jehovah giving you both wonderful memories, journeys and much joy. In his more recent times he was devoted to supporting you in your hard work of being a regular pioneer even though he was unable to join you. True unselfishness. I know he was much loved and cared for by all who knew him. I know Jehovah has your hand (Isa 41:13) and will help you navigate your next journey without your loving partner beside you. I truly admire your strength, faithfulness and diligence. Much love, 
Connie Tuhn

Dearest Pat, Reggie Jr. ,
 Reg was such a fine example of a Jehovah loving, Jehovah teaching, Jehovah witnessing man.  Together with his love and dedication to Jehovah, Reg’s love of wife, Pat and son Reggie Jr. , inspired us all.  
 He gave knowledge freely;  he gave advice,  sometimes with a touch of gentle humor,  always based on Jehovah’s word, the Bible - no exceptions!

Reggie, your Reggie and ours… Pat, your faithful mate, your friend, your partner in worship, in life, in comedy, and in love. I cannot imagine the feelings of grief you must feel. The overwhelm. The pain. No way around it, no way to skip it, no short cut. You know that Jehovah is in it with you, right along side of you. How comforting to recall Jesus’ deep and guttural emotional reaction to his friend Lazarus’ death -and to the pain of Mary and Martha. We can gain strength from it. I hope both you and Reggie Junior feel the love and comfort from all of us in your time of deep sadness and grief. Please feel our love. Please imagine it. Please know it. Love Sabrina.💔

I once asked Reggie what one of his favorite  scriptures, I think his response shows how deeply he thought things through & how he was able to help others learn & appreciate what Jehovah & Jesus have done for us now & what will be done in the near future & the applications we can put into use in our lives currently.

Reggie's response in its entirety:
You asked, at one time, what is my favorite scripture? Besides John 6:12 - “Gather together the fragments left over, so that nothing is wasted.” Another scripture that I enjoy is John 6:15 - "Then Jesus, knowing that they were about to come and seize him to make him king, withdrew again to the mountain all alone."   It emphasizes that the people of his day wanted to make him king. Why? In short, the benefits that they could receive.  When you look at all that Jesus was doing, starting with John 6:2 - And a large crowd kept following him, because they were observing the miraculous signs he was performing in healing the sick. 
      How did Jesus handle the situation, (the situation of the crowd wanting more from him) ? According to John 6:15 - he withdrew again to the mountain all alone. BUT, the people weren't having that. They chased him. Notice John 6:24 and 25. Jesus' response to them in verses 26 and 27 helps us in responding to people. Notice particularly the slave's comment on those verses. For verse 27, the slave spells out what Jesus understood and therefore how he responded. The research guide for verse 27 even includes a section from our Enjoy Life Forever study guide.
     For some situations Jesus put people on ignore. We want to treat people kindly, especially those who are OUR SPIRITUAL brothers and sisters. Those who hunger spiritually.

Pat, Now as a widow of an elder as devoted, kind and loving as Regie, may  the many stories told by the ones whose lives he personally impacted bring you joy in such a difficult time.  The many lives he touched behind the scenes is a representation of his profound love for Jehovah and others. But, you were his special love. His wife whom he was proud to stand next to and serve side by side with. He was so deserving of respect. He sure had mine.  Thank you for sharing him with all of us.  Isaiah 41:10 is a reminder for when you feel alone.

Pat we are very sorry, 
thank you for you and Reggie 
Great example of strength and great faith, 
Reggie was a very loving brother to all his friends, with a big positive actitud, it was my great pleasure to be able to get to know him, we will missed him and his great comments over zoom, and just a little while longer we will see him again, 
Path thank you for your great example of faith.
We love you Pat. Isa. 41:10

Reggie was a big teddy bear with a heart just as big. His silky voice will always be remembered and can’t wait to hear it again in the resurrection. We will miss him but hopefully not for too long. Much love to Pat and Reggie Jr. 
Mark & Sabrina

So far in my 77yrs of life, I can name about dozen people that has had such a profound deep sense of loss in my life. Reggie was & still is one of them. Words can't express it but the "Assured expectations" of him coming back in Paradise is Sure because of his Love for JEHOVAH, Patricia Ann ,Reg lll, & the friends in every congregation he served. He will be missed but it's a short nap. See U soon.
Jeanette Williams
11/26/2025

I loved Reggie before I ever met him because he was so good to my mom. Mom would talk about going out in service with  Reggie  and Pat, how zealous they were in the ministry and so much fun to be around. Reggie liked to tease and joke around with her which she loved! She would say “ Julie you’d get a kick out of this brother he’s so funny and he sounds just like James Earl Jones” she loved his voice 😊.  Then  we moved into their congregation and could see firsthand why everyone loved them so much.  Reggie will be missed so very much, I always looked forward to his heartfelt comments, I miss those already.  We are praying for the family and all those who loved Reggie.

Dear pat and little Reggie and family, very sorry for your loss. My JEHOVAH GOD continue be with you and the family. Love Carol Marie Brown ❤️ 💕

I first met Reginald, Jr. 40 plus years ago in Detroit, Michigan when he became engaged to my dear, close friend, Pat, who he married shortly afterwards. He was then - and up till his death -  a kind, caring servant of Jehovah God. His unwavering love and support for Pat and their son, Reggie the third, set such a fine example for all of us that knew him. My deceased husband, Chet and I  enjoyed visiting and spending time with Reginald and Pat through the years.  I will truly miss him until we are all reunited.  My deepest condolences,
Janet Hines

Dear Pat and Reggie,

We just wanted you to know that you are not alone in your sadness because all of us miss Reg and are thinking of you and praying for you.  And just as you miss seeing and hearing him  every day, Jehovah misses him too.  He misses his prayers, listening to him preach and teach the truth to others, and the love and loyalty that he expressed by his faithful service every day.  And fortunately Jehovah has both the power and the desire to reverse that awful sting of death and He will do just that very shortly.  In the meantime we hope that the resurrection hope and precious memories comfort you both until your precious Reg wakes up.

Love you!
Patti Mathis and Family

Thanks Reggie and Pat, for being out witnesses and supporting us through a period full obstacles, I will never forget your kindness and effort to trust who was then a stranger. 

Thank you both

Nils & Irene

For you Auntie and the Crocker family we send all our love and prayers we know with Jehovah's Love you'll make it through it all.

Reggie always me feel at home and included. He was so approachable, I could ask him spiritual questions or personal questions and he would answer.  He was an amazing and loving brother.  Even though I miss him now,  I look forward to his resurrection.  My love to all of his family during this difficult time.

It wasn’t long ago that Pat & Reggie had us over for a meal and some games. We laughed, ate delicious food while enjoying Reggie’s teasing.  After we played kings in the corner, we planned to start where we left off in the future. We were devastated with the news of his passing. I still can’t believe it.  When I was in emergency early 2024, both Pat and Reggie were there to support us. True brothers are always there when you need them and what an example he was for his self sacrificing spirit. Though he was not well, it did not stop him from doing his best. I can only hope to measure up to a fraction of his spiritual accomplishment. What a name he made for Jehovah and one, that Jehovah will remember in the great resurrection. Thank you both for being true friends and until we meet again to finish the game we started.
Much Christian love
Darren and Rhea Ramon

My dear Pat, I'm so sorry for your loss. The memories that I have treasured about you both are your deep love for Jehovah and each. I have no doubt that this will continue when Reggie hears Jesus's voice say, "Reggie come out".  I send my condolences to Reggie Jr. too and my love to you both.

Hi my Dear beloved Pat. I'm so sorry about the loss of your beloved Reggie. The memories I've treasured about you both are your deep for Jehovah and each other. How wonderful to know that this will continue when Reggie hears Jesus voice say to him "come out". I send my condolences also to your son and my love to you both. 
Sarah Walker

Wayne and Jordonna Collins give their condolences to Pat and Reggie Junior may Jehovah continue to bring you the confidence support necessary. We remember the Crocker family from way back during Asbury Park days in Detroit Michigan seeing Reggie again it’s just around the corner.

Twenty years ago, in the midst of an unspeakable family tragedy, Reggie came to us. His steadfast faith, his support and his unwavering kindness will always be remembered.

My deepest condolences go to my dear friend Pat and her son Reggie. Brother Crocker was an amazingly  kind, empathetic, loving Brother. He looked out for the “gleaners” and he looked for opportunities to lighten the load of others, both spiritually and in practical ways. The joy he had watching his dear wife, and my dear, sweet friend Pat, zealously serve Jehovah was so evident. And his appreciation for the loving care she gave to him and others was often expressed. I am so looking forward to seeing him again soon, and to thanking him for setting such a good example of a fine shepherd..before, during, and even after he served. He never stopped showing his care for the friends. Pat, Jehovah’s got you. And it’s my daily prayer to Him to show me how I can do the same. Thank you both for your examples of grace, gratitude and love, even in the face of severe trial. 
Always and FOREVER your Sister and Friend
Zarita

I am so sad to hear of the passing of my dear friend Reggie…I look forward to seeing him again in paradise❤️‍🩹

Dear Pat,

We were saddened to hear of the loss of our dear friend Reggie. When we think of Reggie, it brings to mind Proverbs 17:17. Reggie was definitely a true friend and always ready to help.

You and Reggie have always been good friends, truly Family. We have fond memories of worshipping together, playing cards together and breaking bread, that we will forever cherish💜💜💜

Love you Pat💗

Charles & Monica Means

Reginald Crocker was a brother, friend, and a fine out standing pillar of his community. He was a devoted husband and father to his family. 
He was also their provider and protector.
He was a devoted highly positioned member of the Jehovah Wittness  community. Go with Jehovah my beloved brother, and have ever lasting peace and love. 
Love always,
Your brother, Horace.

It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that we mourn the passing of our beloved Reginald Crocker Sr., our dear brother. We are heartbroken by this immense loss.

Reggie was a truly special soul, a beacon of light and love in our family. We will forever cherish the countless memories we shared with him. Reggie possessed a specific positive quality like a warm smile, a kind heart, and unwavering strength. He had a profound impact on all our lives. The love he gave so freely will live on in each of us.

Our hearts ache for the pain and grief you are experiencing. Please know that our deepest love, thoughts, and prayers are with his wife, our sister Patricia Crocker, and our nephew, Reggie Crocker 3rd. During this incredibly difficult time, we share in your sorrow and extend our most heartfelt condolences.

While we mourn Reggie Sr.’s passing, we also celebrate the beautiful life he lived and the precious legacy he leaves behind. May you find comfort in the memories that will forever live in our hearts and in the strength of the family and friends surrounding you.

With all our love and deepest sympathy,

Richard, Angela, and Tabitha Burns.

OBITUARIO

Reginald Eugene Crocker Jr.

30 abril, 1949 – 8 noviembre, 2025

Pegg, Paxson & Springer Funeral Chapel

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