Obituaries
Obit: Parker Regan, 19, of Mendham Township
Services for Mendham teenager killed in ATV accident in Montana last week set at Christ The King Church in New Vernon on Aug. 18.

Parker MacVeigh, beloved son of R. Christopher and Leslie Conway Regan, in a vehicular accident while vacationing in Montana. He was 19 and a resident of Mendham, NJ, and Amenia, NY.
Raised in Bronxville, NY, and Mendham, Parker attended the Bronxville School, the Winston School, the Rumsey Hall School and had recently graduated from Suffield Academy.
At Suffield, he was an honors student, squash player and golfer, earning five varsity letters in his three-year tenure. He was to begin his freshman year at Gettysburg College later this month.
Those who knew Parker described him as personable, cheerful and considerate; he had a warm smile and made sure those around him felt loved, appreciated, and happy. , commented that Parker was "a wonderful young man. Talented, thoughtful and very engaging," adding that "everyone at Suffield loved him and he was a major success story at our school."
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David Rockwell, Parker's advisor at Suffield, praised his work ethic in the classroom and on the playing field, noting that "He knew what he needed to do, and he did it."
While Parker's life ended prematurely, he was at one of his brightest moments, having enjoyed a wealth of rich experiences and accomplishments. Parker was an avid outdoorsman who particularly enjoyed fly-fishing and scuba diving trips with family and friends. Above all, Parker enjoyed spending time with his loving family.
Born on May 6, 1993, Parker was the youngest of four children. He is survived by his parents, his brother Brendan C. Regan and sisters Rebecca C. Regan and A. Tersey Regan, all of New York, NY, two grandmothers Prudence S. Regan of Watch Hill, RI, and Phyllis T. Conway of New Vernon, NJ, and sixteen cousins. He leaves a rich legacy of warm friendships and selfless contributions to the families he knew and the communities in which he lived.
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Services will be held Saturday, August 18 at 11 a.m. at Christ The King Church in New Vernon, NJ. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to Scenic Hudson, Inc, One Civic Center Plaza, Suite 200, Poughkeepsie, NY, 12601.
The family requests that favorite memories, photos, or notes be submitted to rememberingparker@gmail.com. Online condolences can also be submitted to the Gallaway and Crane funeral home.
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