Stephen Joseph Reardon

January 24, 1982 – September 25, 2025

Stephen Joseph Reardon Jr., 43, of Woodstock, Georgia, passed away far too soon on September 25, 2025. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, he moved to Woodstock during childhood and graduated from Etowah High School, and later earned a Bachelor’s degree.

Stephen was a devoted husband to Lauren and a loving father to his daughters, Giavonna (16) and Avianna (12). His family was his greatest joy and purpose, and he led them with unwavering faith in Jesus Christ, which was the foundation of everything he did.

A passionate entrepreneur, Stephen built a successful business, Invisa-RED, through hard work, vision, and determination. He was an inspiring leader who cared deeply about his team and led with kindness and integrity. He was known for his loyalty, generosity, and deep love for his family and friends. He never stopped learning, dreamed big, and lived life with intention.

Stephen loved making memories with his family, especially through their travels and shared adventures. He was a dependable friend who offered steady support and genuine presence to those around him. The discipline and teamwork he developed as a high school and college football player shaped his character and carried through every season of his life.

Stephen will be remembered as a man of great faith, strength, and compassion, and someone who gave freely, listened deeply, and loved fiercely. He leaves behind a legacy of love, integrity, and purpose that will live on in all who knew him.

The family of Stephen Reardon invites you to join in honoring and remembering his life:

Visitation

Monday, October 66:00–8:00 PMPoole Funeral Home

Funeral ServiceTuesday, October 710:00 AMPoole Funeral Home

Graveside Service Immediately following the funeral service.

Gathering of Family & FriendsFollowing the graveside service:511 S Club DriveWoodstock, GA 30188

Guests are kindly asked to wear red, black, white, or gray.

Your presence and support are deeply appreciated as we celebrate Stephen’s life and legacy.