Regina Mae McCondichie
Obituary
Regina Mae McCondichie was born March 30, 1944 in Tulsa, OK to Arthur J. & Eldoris Mae (Ector) McCondichie and passed from this life March 11, 2015 at the age of 70.
Regina was preceded in death by her parents and her brothers, Herbert A. McCondichie and Elbor E. McCondichie. She is survived by her brother, Richard D. McCondichie and his wife, Carolyn and her sister, Doris J. Fields.
Regina was educated in Tulsa Public Schools and graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1962. She attended Central State College in Edmond, OK where she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. Her teaching career began in Tulsa Public Schools as a Library Science educator until her retirement in 1997.
Regina was a faithful member of First Baptist Church North Tulsa. She sang in the Major S. Latimer Chorale, Carrie B. Neeley Guild Annual Hallelujah Chorus and the Chancel Choir. She was the Vacation Bible School director, chair of the Church Beautification Committee and a member of the Jobie Holderness Mission Circle.
Regina was affiliated with the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, the National and Oklahoma Education Association and Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association.
Regina will lie in state 10-8 p.m. Friday at the Ninde Brookside Funeral Home Chapeland her funeral will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church of North Tulsa, 1414 N. Greenwood. She will be laid to rest at Crown Hill Cemetery, Tulsa, OK.
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Tributes & Memories
Lit a candle in memory of Regina Mae McCondichie
Angelia McCondichie Webster
Dearest Richard, Carolyn and the entire family of Regina McCondichie: The service was magnificent and your nephew that did the eulogy was very uplifting in his message. I was with Mae Kathryn and Vern. Edna sat with us. If you need me for any reason, let me know.. Love, Sylvia
Sylvia Nash Wilson
I am sad to learn of another awesome teacher is gone from Lewis and Clark Middle School. Ms McCondichie was one of the sweetest teachers I ever met. She introduced me to my first love there and I remember how she looked us two and just knew we were falling for each other. Anyways, she would share pictures of her family and friends to us. There was one picture I remember at her condo and it was wintertime. A man in the photo had written will you marry me in the snow. We both thought it was so beautiful and sweet of the man to propose to his girlfriend. Ms McCondichie never knew the outcome of the couple. I like to think she said yes and they had a fabulous life. I send my thoughts and prayers to the family and to let them know that her students from L&C are missing her.
Judy Milner
Dear Richard, Doris and Carolyn, I was very shocked and saddened to learn of Regina's homecoming. But, we all know that someday there will be a wonderful reunion when we'll see Regina, our loved ones and our Lord and Savior in the place where there are neither tears nor sadness. May God continue to bless and keep you. Deanna
Deanna Harris
Roses in memory of Regina Mae McCondichie
Robert Hicks
With Deep Sympathy to the McCondichie family.
Sterlena Mack Williams