Birth date: May 6, 1967 Death date: Mar 21, 2008
ZENO, REGINOLD PAUL (REGGIE), born May 6, 1967 and passed away March 21, 2008. Reggie was a star wrestler and football player at Berkner High School and a innovator in the Dallas dance music scene. He is survived by his parents, A Read Obituary
I will always remember going into Core records and tormenting him with my horrible djing skills until he took me under his wing and showed me what I was doing wrong. Then as my friends and I improved and started to put parties together, Reggie was cool enough to be our headliner for one of our parties. I will miss him and had no idea he died. I have been out of the country and was trying to look him up on facebook. RIP Reggie and throw down some phat sets in Heaven.
RIP Reggie. Thank you for that great season of basketball we played together in Richardson when your dad was the coach and we won first place. I think you were in 10th grade at the time. I was still going to Richardson Jr. High.
You were a very special person Reg. You will not be forgotten.
I miss you Reg. I won't ever forget you and all the positive education you gave me. See you again soon one day my friend, on your dance floor.
Thanks for everything Reggie. You are greatly missed and will never be forgotten.
We're going to miss your smiling face and constant positive attitude! You were a role model to many!
You were an inspiration to everyone you touched. We will miss you, Big Friendly.
Reggie, You were one of the best people I've ever had the fortune of knowing and made an impression on everyone you met. Travel well my friend. Wes Stubblefield
I wish everyone could have known Reggie the way I did. We were instantly friends because of his bigger than life personality. I knew as soon as I met him that he was someone I wanted to be friends with. Over the last 13 years, I've grown to know and love Reg more than a friend, but as a brother. Reggie was someone you could talk to about anything from the silliest stuff to the most serious, without changing a beat. His intelligence and humor was known by many, but his compassion and dedication were known to a select few. I was lucky to be one of those few, and the true lucky one for having known him. My life will be less complete without him in it. I love you, my brother. I love you.
Reggie is one of the coolest, most down to earth people I have had the pleasure of meeting here in Dallas and his positive persona touched many people throughout the dance music scene on a local, regional and national level. You touched many in more ways that can be mentioned here.
