WELCOME to the Friends of Reagan Email Listing Page.
This page will be used to exchange email addresses and other contact information for all former and current residents of the great town of Reagan. Your help is needed to make this a great resource for former and present Reaganites.
Donna Joan Wyatt Meyer Bradley
joanbusiness-reagan@yahoo.com
Susan Hetherington Lloyd, daughter of Travis Hetherington.
Tippit76@aol.com
Ann Stricklin Byer
KAS72638@aol.com
Charles Currey
ccurry@vt.edu
Major Jeffrey Thomas Davison
jeffrey.davison@vance.af.mil">jeffrey.davison@vance.af.mil
Louise (Storemski) Erwin
louiseerwin@juno.com
Mandy Erwin
mandyerwin@HotMail.com
Gail Haak, Marlin
"Gail Haak"
Granddaughter of Hy Heflin and Willie Mae Heflin of Reagan (daughter of Billie Hy Heflin Maxwell). Hy Heflin and Willie Mae Heflin have a second daughter, Mayme Louise Garrett who is married to O.B.Garrett, Jr. in Tyler, Texas.
Billy Jones
lawrance@charter.net
Billy Jones is related to the pioneer Jones and Moore families of Reagan.
In particular, Luther Moore who came to Reagan about 1882. Luther married Eliza Jones daughter of James Dozier Jones in Scott County Mississippi about 1870. They were in Scott County, Mississippi when the 1880 census was taken and had several children.
At the time they came to Reagan, Mrs. Eliza Moore (Nee Jones) had six siblings already living in the Reagan cmmunity. They were Robert Bruce Jones, Charley Jones (in 1916 he was post master at Highbank and his daughter married Abner Peacock). William H. Jones who arrived in 1877, Nora Jones married a Flowers and is buried in Bremond Cemetery, Richard Jones who was still living in Reagan in 1910, and Edward Jones left Reagan in 1902 and moved to San Antonio. Mrs. Eliza Moore's mother, Elizabeth lived in Reagan in the 1890's after her husband died but returned to Scott County before her death.
Joy(Joy Ann Joyner) Flowers
jflowers1@hot.rr.com
Marilyn Maniscalco Henley
marilyn@ahenley.com
Patricia Kelly Gandy
PGandy99@aol.com
Donovan Kirkpatrick
osoldier@tca.net
Leonard Kubiak
lenkubiak.geo@yahoo.com
Address: 1264 FM 2116,
Rockdale, Texas 76567 Telephone: 512 630-4619
Richard and Linda Kubiak
Anne Lawver;
Great-niece of Claude Buell. Her mother is Betty Ivin Raiford Cookson.
fabric100@aol.com
A.C. Martin;Resident of Highbank in the 1930's
martinal28@aol.com
George S. MacDonald
txlonghorn339@comcast.net
Address: 574-A Ave. J. East
Grand Prairie, Texas 75050-2548
Tel. # 972-647-9219
James L. Matthews
matthjl@pweh.com
Gary McCaleb
"Gary McCaleb"
Lena Contella McCann
lenamm@earthlink.net
Robbie Morrison
rlmorrison@alpha1.net
Margaret Rohde
mrohde843@suddenlink.net
Margaret's address is 2801 63rd Street Lubbock, Texas 79413 . Margaret is
the daughter of Nettie Frances Shaunfield Rohde. Her grandmother was Margaret Hetherington and she was married to George Wallace Shaunfield who was a twin to Enoch Shaunfield.
Norman R. Short
norman.short9@gmail.com.
Beverly Ann Stone
flowerdew100@aol.com
Delores Stone Escelera
chaynqueen@aol.com
Nancy Thomason
nathat@hot1.net
India Ruth Burke Thompson india47@sbcglobal.net
Milton and Peggy Turnipseed
tseedmp@flash.net
Fred and Eddie VanCleave
frededdie@aol.com
Evelyn (Snider)Welborn Evelyn Snider Welborn attended the Reagan campus in 1947 and 48 when the Bill Snider family moved to Rosenberg.
ewelborn@hotmail.com
Jessie Wyatt Innmon-the daughter of Rev. W.R. Wyatt was the Reagan Baptist Minister from the Summer of 1947 through the Summer of 1951. Her sisters were June, Jean, Jane and Joan Wyatt. jdinnmon@ev1.net
If you or any of the friends of Reagan have any additional email addresses you'd like to have posted on this website, send me an email at lenkubiak.geo@yahoo.com or write me at: 1264 FM 2116, Rockdale, Texas 76567
Thanks Leonard Kubiak
For information about the Reagan Homecoming Association, contact: Elmer Cohn P.O. Box 88 Reagan,Texas 76680
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