Regina Gail Parker

Regina Gail Parker, a beacon of love and laughter, passed away on August 1, 2024, in Greenville, SC. Born on November 14, 1955, in Union, SC, she was the cherished daughter of the late Ethlene Roberts Parker and Frank Newton Parker. Regina's life was a tapestry of joy, humor, and generosity that touched everyone she knew.

Regina's spirit was as vibrant as her personality. She was an avid reader who could always be found with a book in her hand. Her title as the trivia queen was undisputed, a testament to her sharp wit and love for knowledge. Regina's passion for shopping was well-known, and she could often be spotted on the hunt for the next great find.

Family was the cornerstone of Regina's world. She relished in hosting family dinners, her table a place of warmth, delicious food, and stories that would linger in the hearts of her loved ones. Regina was always ready to celebrate a birthday, ensuring each party was filled with joy and unforgettable memories. Her funny and witty nature was the life of every gathering, and her favorite saying, "Good Grief!" would always be followed by a room full of laughs.

Regina's love for her family was immeasurable. She leaves behind a legacy of love with her daughter, Misti (Dwayne) Yates; her granddaughters, Camryn (Chris) Yates-Farrow, Amber (Shayne) McKenney, and Amanda (Joe) Accampo and children; her grandson, Zeke Yates; and her great-grandson, Warren Hamby. She was a sister who will be deeply missed by Nissy Parker-Brown and Libby Parker. Regina was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Ethlene and Frank Parker, and her brothers, Mike and Danny Parker.

Her love extended beyond her human family to her feline friends. Regina's affection for cats was evident in the tender care she provided to her furry companions, each one holding a special place in her heart.

Those who knew Regina would describe her as loving, funny, and generous. She had a heart that knew no bounds and a spirit that was as free as it was kind. Regina's presence was a gift to all, and her absence will be felt deeply by those who were fortunate enough to have known her.

Regina Gail Parker's life was a beautiful example of how to love, laugh, and live fully. She will be remembered not only for the joy she brought into the world but also for the countless ways she made it a better place. Her memory will be cherished and kept alive in the stories shared, the laughter remembered, and the love she left behind.