Jason Robert Reagan, 41

Jason Robert Reagan of Oak Bluffs died on April 24. He was 41.

He was born in Providence, R.I. on November 15, 1981. As a first grandchild, he was adored and brought much joy to his family. He lived most of his life on Martha’s Vineyard.

He was a talented carpenter who worked on the Vineyard with his uncles for many years. An avid sports fan, he always followed the Boston Bruins and had played in the men’s recreational adult hockey league at the Martha’s Vineyard Ice Arena. He also enjoyed fishing, shellfishing, woodworking and gardening. His wonderful smile, tender heart and charming personality won him many friends.

Jason is survived by his loving wife, Hillary Seaton Reagan. He also leaves his children Julia, Evalyn, William, Robert and step-grandson Jackson. He was the son of Robert I. Reagan Jr. and stepson of Wendy Traenkle Reagan. He is also survived by his sisters, Victoria and Samantha Reagan.

He will be especially missed by his aunts and uncles Janet, Billy, Casey and Jack Reagan, and Suzanne Reagan Pond; grandmother Estelle Reagan; and his many cousins and friends.

A memorial service will be held at a time in the future.

Memorial contributions may be made to Vineyard House, P.O. Box 4599, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568, and will be greatly appreciated.

Jason, love you bro. I can remember when you moved in down the street. We became close friends. We attended gramer school and played on the same minor league baseball team. We road our bikes all around town. The glory days of growing up on Farm Neck Rd. Our last conversation was outside Winston's. You told me how the town had done your wrong about your dog, and I felt terrable that you had to go through that. Rest in glory my childhood friend. -Arthur Hardy-Doubleday

To Jason's loved ones, I have fond memories of Jason while he lived in Medway. He was a close and dear friend and part of a trio that was inseparable for many years. My heart aches that this is the end of his story here on earth. I am hopeful that his smile and sparkling eyes will never be forgotten and will live on with his sisters and children. All of my love, Lindsay Schulz (LeBlanc)

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