Trying to write this is so hard because there are so many memories and not enough room, but to you my dear friend you will forever be missed. "They say pour some liquid from a cup for the one thats not here but for you my buddy i shed a TEAR!!!"

Kevin I know you will be missed .  Having met you over 30 years ago ,  you have always had a kind heart and a wonderful  smile.  You were a great son to Timmie.,  a good brother,  father and husband. To the family of Kevin my prayers and thoughts will always be with you.   Kevin now you and your mother can bowl the perfect game in heaven.   

Kevin was my friend since we were kids. We went off to college and he was my roommate. We hunted and cowboyed around together and had many big times. Sometimes we even studied. Later Kevin was a groomsman in my wedding. Kevin was the fun one and always a good guy. I hadn’t seen Kevin in a long while as we ended up living far apart. The last time I spoke with him, he said he would be stopping by for a visit. So saddened that this is the way things turned out. I was always happy to call Kevin a friend. I pray the Lord will comfort his family.

I will miss you, amigo,
Mike Tallant

He is definitely a Loved Man from all over! I have heard so many stories from birth to all his friends. It sure would be nice to actually put a name with a face. Please come. Yes even ex- girlfriends I sure would Love to meet all of you. We have a lunch after so your welcome to stay and eat before driving home. 
With all your kind word and stories are comforting to his sons and I.
Thank you all!

Kevin was my classmate and in senior English I would always help him he was a great student at carthage high school and he will surely be missed rest in peace my classmate 

To my best boss and even a great friend, I will miss you buddy and I will never forget what you taught me and all the life advice too

Kevin and I were classmates and we graduated Carthage high school in 1985. I still live in Carthage and about  8 years ago I was passing through  Houston and Kevin  and I met up for lunch and we had a good visit as we talked about  our lives and what  we had been up to since we graduated and we visited for about  an hour and a half and then we said our good -byes and went on our merry little ways and we have texted a few times over the years but I didn't  think that would  be the last time  I would  see my buddy.  as I write these words I am praying  for peace and comfort  for your family and friends ,  Kevin you will be missed  my friend.  this is not goodbye  as we shall see u again  brother  in Glory

I miss my friend already. Just the thought of no longer getting those phone calls or visits at the bowling alley. We laughed, we joked and he would come up sometimes on Monday night at 300 bowl just to talk and watch his Mom and me bowl..We had a long running  joke about Alan Jackson's song "It's alright to be little bitty," but boy did he have a big heart and he loved his family and friends with every bit of it. See you on the other side Kevin. You'll be missed by sooooo many. Your Friend Always, Joyce Ham 

I am the maternal grandmother to our shared grandchildren. Kevin and his wife, Julie, whom he adored were usually at the same functions for the grandchildren. We never spoke much, he was quiet, but you could tell he carried wisdom with him wherever he went.   I observed him with the grandchildren and he was always so gentle and kind.  I would see how the children were so drawn to him and he was a great protector. He was a gentle bear. I respected that in him. I respected how he could harness authority without uttering a word.   Sometimes life give us replacements. My daughter never had a positive male role model, but Kevin came into her life and guided her as a father should. He stepped in and did a fabulous job in her life.  I will leave her to tell her story. I wish I would have known him. Again, I was just an observer. Connected by the adult children and grandchildren, but Kevin, I was paying attention and God is so proud of the man you allowed so many to love and respect in your lifetime. 

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Kevin Wayne Reagan

May 24, 1967 – November 27, 2021

Cashner Funeral Home & Garden Park Cemetery

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