Obituary

Reginald Clarence Pierce began his earthly life in Tulsa, Oklahoma on November 12, 1974 as the first born child of Beverly Ann Watson and Robert Clarence Pierce.

He attended Tulsa public schools and received his high school diploma from Thunderbird Academy in Pryor, Oklahoma. Upon graduation he entered the U.S. Army completing basic training and receiving his commission from Ft. Sill Oklahoma in 1997.

After leaving the services, he relocated to Arlington, Texas with his beloved aunt Cheryl, where he remained until after her death. His desire was to reenlist in the Armed Services, but found he could not do so because of the status of his health. He then return to Tulsa and entered the workforce where he remained until he could no longer do so. He still pursued his education and obtained his certification from Platt college as a phlebotomist. In spite of the severity of his illness, he took joy and spending time with his family, especially his nieces and nephews.

As he continued to struggle with his health and his earthly tent was dissolving, he answered the call of the one who gives life to all and took a leave of his mortal body to be at rest.

Among those preceding him on his final journey was his mother: Beverly Ann Watson; grandmother: Thelma Graham; grandfather: Franklin Pierce and many other family members.

Cherished memories are left with Robert Pierce, ShanToyia Pierce, Ramon Pierce, DaQuan, Sharlyn, Sharvae, Ramon Jr., Dwight, Cynthia Pierce, Maetta Pierce, Geraldine Scroggins, Bonnie Noble, Geraldine Wilson, Wendell Pete and a host of cousins, friends and acquaintances.

In death Regi continues his contributions to mankind through Life Share Transplant Donor Services.