Birth date: Mar 26, 1964 Death date: Sep 26, 2017
Regina Edenton Jones (1964-2017), age 53, of Wesley Chapel, FL, passed away on Tuesday, September 26, 2017, in her home—surrounded by family. Born in Logan, WV, Regina moved to Merritt Island, FL, in 1977. She was a devoted Christ Read Obituary
Regina was a kind and deeply religious person. She loved her family and friends with great passion. Regina was devoted to my cousin Michael and her children. She opened her heart to my family and always had us in her thought. My heart goes out to Michael and her children. I am so saddened by their loss. May she rest in peace.
Regina was my cousin by marriage. She was a very special person. She always kept me updated as to what was going on with my cousins in Florida. She sent pictures when she had them and she always sent cards for birthdays and holidays. She always invited us down to visit. She was a very devoted Christian, wife, and mother and always loved people. She will be missed by everyone whose life she touched. Heaven is very blessed to have her there now. God bless her and she will be missed.
I met Regina and Mike almost 8 years ago. She immediately made me feel welcomed.
Their neighborhood is like no other neighborhood (compassionate, helpful, dependable).
I believe Regina had a lot to do with bringing everyone together. Though the years have changed, instead of taking our children trick or treating, we now take our grandchildren. These times will just never be the same without Regina.
I am truly proud to say that I knew her and loved her.
My deepest sympathy to Mike, Justin and Bridget. Your wife/mom will truly be missed.
When I moved to Pennecott Way in 2003, I met Regina and Mike shortly after. Regina asked me when my birthday was and what kind of cake I liked. She brought me down my favorite cake and a card on the eve of my birthday which totally surprised me. Regina was just that kind of person. She made certain no one got forgotten on birthdays & holidays. I have a boxes of cards from Regina for my birthday, holidays & thank you cards. These mean a LOT to me and now with her passing, they mean even more.
Regina’s kindness & generosity didn’t stop there. She has brought me cupcakes, banana bread, turkey chili...the list goes on. She was this way with EVERYONE. She treated everyone like family. She was my best friend and neighbor. I will miss her as I already do.
God Bless You Regina!
My deepest sympathy to Mike, Justin, Bridget and to all of your immediate family.
Those we love are never really gone--they have a cherished place in our hearts where they will always be remembered for the kindness they showed, the love they shared, and the happiness they brought.
Regina's ministry of remembering our family for all the special occasions with cards, gifts, flowers or homemade goodies will always be treasured. Her faith and love of family and friends was truly inspirational! She was definitely an angel on earth. We have been blessed by her presence, and take solace in knowing that heaven has received a beautiful soul.
Our thoughts and prayers of comfort are extended to her family during this difficult time.
The Benner Family.....Bob, Karen, Amy, Kristen and Regan
I knew Regina through my friend Sharon who lived a few houses down from her. She treated me like I lived a few houses from her and like family. She would send me a Christmas card every year with pictures of her family, she was one of the sweetest and kindest people I have ever met. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. Love, Koreen Garcia
Regina was a wonderful and warm person. I married into her family and she welcomed from day 1. I can't remember going more than a month without getting a card or pictures of the family in the mail. Whether it was a birthday card, Christmas card or even a card to welcome the Autumn season, she was able to find a card for anything and everything. I always said she single handily kept Hallmark in business. I will miss getting those cards. She loved everyone she came I contact with. Treated everyone like family. My two children loved going to her house to go swimming. She loved them like they were her own grandchildren I know they will miss her dearly.
Regina, you will be missed, won't say goodbye, but will see you again in Heaven.
Regina was my aunt and a second grandparent to my children. She took them on train rides, to get ice cream, play at the park, go to the zoo! And so much more! She always made sure they had their pictures taken! Just like she did when I was a child. She helped influence the people they are by always being an imitator of Christ. Her love of giving and sharing her faith has always been present in the way she lived life everyday; her faith never failing. I will miss her dearly.
