Condolence: Prayers of comfort to the Family and Friends of NYCPD School Safety Supervisor Mr Reginald Reggie Sawyer may GOD be with you at this time. R.I.P. your job done here is done Sleep In the arms of JESUS. NYCPD Supervisor Sabrina L. Crockett

Condolence: On behalf of McCall's Bronxwood Funeral Home, we would like to extend our sincere condolences to the Family of Reginald Sawyer.

Condolence: "A true friend, gentleman, and brother". RIP Reggy

Condolence: To his children Alana and Shawn. I’m sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: RIP BRUH.Gone to soon. A Coco Kiss for the road!!

Condolence: This is a sad day for the 78 Family! I personally want to send the condolences of my family to Bubba and Valerie. I have the MOST FONDEST MEMORIES of Reg with his CONSTANT SMILE on his face! He was what a lot of us aspired to be, HUMBLE AND SECURE!! HE was a MAN's MAN the way he carried himself and it emanated throughout his family. Life is precious and it's short, but feelings of FRIENDSHIP last a LIFETIME. Such an Honor to have met him in my lifetime! Bubba and Val I just want to once again Personally say I'm SO SORRY for your loss!! The Ultimate meaning of GONE BUT NOT EVER FORGOTTEN!! Love you guys from the heart, Ben

Condolence: To the family and endless amount of friends my deepest condolences. I was very blessed and fortunate to share countless times of laughter and sheer comical MADNESS with Reggie from PS78 thru Evander, at the after school center, in the schoolyard, on Oakley St, at Camp Recro and thru our adult years. I will NEVER forget them. Once, when Valerie was moving I got him to carry a 5 gallon bottle of coins with the understand that if he did he could keep it. Lo and Behold, he wasn't laughing that time after we told him he couldn't keep the coins. Most of the time we were on the receiving end of his jokes or pranks. Bro, you will be 4ever missed but definitely not forgotten. Please give our best to the other fellas and ladies from the neighborhood that are in Heaven awaiting you with open arms and BIG SMILES. Until we see you again. Tony " Rico " Cruz

Condolence: Please accept my deepest condolences. It’s always a painful tragedy to lose a loved one in death. It saddens us to think that we may never see our loved one’s smile again or hear their laughter again. But God has promised all of us that one day death will not exist and that we will see our dead loved ones again. Revelation 21:4 says, “And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more,neither will mourning, nor outcry. nor pain be anymore, the former things have passed away." I hope that this brings your family a measure of solace during this difficult time. If you have more questions about the Bible and its promises, please feel free to contact me or visit JW.org