Mr. Tony Eugene Reardon was born on August 23, 1953, in Columbia, South Carolina. He was the oldest child of the late Elliott Burrell and Virginia Camps. He departed this life on Saturday, November 6, 2021.
Mr. Reardon was educated in the public school of Richland County, South Carolina. He graduated from C. A. Johnson High School, Class of 1976. He joined the United States Air Force, where he served as a Security Forces Specialist.
Mr. Reardon was baptized at an early age and joined Jehovah Baptist Church. He enjoyed watching his cowboy movies in black and white and shooting pool.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Virginia Camps and Elliott Burrell; brother, Jose Diaz; sister, Deborah Davis; and a son, Anthony Reardon, Sr.
Mr. Tony Eugene Reardon leaves to cherish his memory: his wife, Lillie Mae Ball Reardon; a son, Andre (LaShaun) Reardon; a daughter, Charmaine (Olen) Kelley; stepdaughter, Elaine Ball; stepson, Randy (Quinetra) Ball; brothers, Terry Reardon, Michael (Shirley) Diaz, and Roland (Rylee) Camp; sisters, Susan Bostick, Comora Lewis, Evangelina Diaz, Decima Camps, and Regina Diaz; 12 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, friends, and family, all of whom will miss him dearly.
My sweet cousin Lillie:
I am so very very sorry to hear of the passing of your husband Tony. I only found out after his services were complete. I will be praying to God for comfort and peace for you your children and all who knew and loved Tony.
Love to you all ♥️🌺♥️
My sincere condolences to Andre & Lashaun & Family! My heart goes out to Andre for the many times I have witnessed the love between Him & his father! How Dad would come to the barbershop with Andre! God will get you through this sad time!
Forever
Terry L Olivera
Our deepest and sincerest condolences.
From: Nashaun & Family
May God comfort our family now more than ever. We really need you to give us the strength as we say good by to another member of our family.
We know you are in a better place and embracing those who went before you. It hurts but we’ll do our best to continue to keep you proud of us.
May the God of all Comfort be strength and comfort to the family and friends
I’ll always remember him as a good and warm hearted person that was always ready to give a helping hand.
May you rest in peace.