Reggie was a brave strong boy who never gave up and always had a smile on his face. He was diagnosed at 3 1/2 yrs old with stage IV Neuroblastoma. He earned his wings on 9/11/11 a true day for true heroes. I am proud to be his mama and I will never give up his fight. He was a true inspiration to all those that knew him and the greatest big brother to his sister Brookelynn. He endured 18 months of intense treatment and never lost his great spirit. He lives on in many people and I continue to fight this horrible disease for him and bring awareness about childhood cancer.
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