Regan was a force of joy. Both the second of four sisters, our bond was fast and familial from her early days as an intern at DTV. She was my little sis in the South Bay for many fun, fearless years and I was very lucky to have her as a colleague, teammate and friend. Her appetite for adventure and energy for life meant we always had something fun to do - Galaxy games, rain-soaked concerts, marathon beach days, Shellbacks on weeknights, indoor soccer league, trips abroad. Whatever we did, she committed to it with determination and a light-hearted confidence that it would all work out. I admired that so much.

Regan loved hard and held on tight to her family at home and the family she created. She relished life and I’m sure that she is up there just as mad and devastated as we are that she and her sweet baby Ophelia were taken so early. My heart aches for Regan’s husband, her boys, her sisters and family. She will be missed beyond measure.

My sincere condolences. Losing someone you love is never easy, and it’s even harder when their life feels cut short.

The Bible gives us real comfort at John 11:11, Jesus compares death to a peaceful sleep, and Jehovah promises to wake our loved ones again. Acts 24:15 reminds us of that beautiful hope of the resurrection. May this hope give you comfort and strength as you look forward to seeing your wife and daughter again.

Sending our deepest and sincere condolences for the loss of Regan and Ophelia. We have no words that could possibly comfort you all. You are in our prayers. 

The Cook Family -Liz, Bob,Bryan and Kristen. 

The loss of such a beautiful life breaks our hearts and leaves us shaken beyond belief.  Regan was truly a special soul.  

Her contagious presence touched us in every way.  Her love and zeal for life, adventure, traveling, marriage, parenting , and building relationships proved life changing and will never be forgotten.  Death can never diminish such beauty.  

I first met Regan, Matt and their beautiful boys at my daughter (Ashley) and son-in-law (Christian Saglie’s) birthday party for their two sons (Michael and Alexander).  

I couldn’t help but notice how kind, supportive, and loving this young mother named Regan.  She certainly stood out in a very loving way.  

Perhaps unknown to her—she had a wonderful and lasting impact on all of us gathered on that festive day.  She lives on through each one of us given the incredible experience of knowing her.  Blessings dear Regan,

Father Michael Tinnon