In Loving Memory of
Reginald John Abraham Gerrar aka Snr. Reggie
On July 12, 2026, the hearts of APSU UK were broken by the sad, shocking and untimely passing of our dear brother and friend, Reginald Gerrar, aka Snr. Reggie.
Today, we mourn not only the loss of a schoolmate, but also that of a brother whose life enriched everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
Reggie was a deeply devoted Apsunian who contributed his talents across many disciplines and groups during his time at school. As an Old Boy, he remained one of the most active and committed members of APSU UK. Whether at meetings, events or gatherings, his presence was a given, and his energy and enthusiasm were always felt.
He was vibrant, high-spirited and full of life, embracing every moment with enthusiasm, energy and vitality. A true ambassador, Reggie proudly carried the APSU UK flag throughout the wider alumni community and touched countless lives along the way.
As we mourn his passing, we also celebrate the life of a true APSU legend.
We invite everyone who knew and loved Reggie to share their memories, stories and tributes as we honour and celebrate the remarkable life of our dear brother and friend.
Rest peacefully, Snr. Reggie. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.
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APSU UK
Some people leave footprints on the sands of time, while others leave lasting imprints on the hearts of everyone fortunate enough to have known them. Snr Reggie you were one such person. You were deeply loved, and your infectious personality, warmth, and presence had a remarkable way of bringing people together. You carried himself with dignity and pride, representing APSU UK with distinction and serving as a wonderful ambassador whose commitment and spirit reflected the very best of our association. Your contributions went far beyond your presence among us. Through your actions, relationships, and dedication, you built a legacy that will continue to inspire generations of Apsunians to come. Though we continue to mourn your passing, we are immensely grateful for the memories we shared, the lives you touched and the example you leave for us to follow. Snr Reggie, your journey on earth may have ended, but your impact will never fade. You will forever remain a cherished member of our APSU UK family, fondly remembered, deeply missed, and always celebrated. May the Lord grant you eternal rest, and may perpetual light shine upon you. Rest well, Snr Reggie. Your legacy lives on. 💚💚💚 APSU ACTION NKOTSEE…
APSU UK
You Left Us in the Physical, Your Memory and Infectious Spirit remain with Us! Rest Well Snr. Reggie…
Zee and Hetty
Reggie, after dropping you off at your home following the Wesley Girls Dinner Dance, I never imagined that would be the last time I would see you. It still feels strange knowing you are no longer here with us. Your absence is deeply felt, but I take comfort in knowing that you are now in the presence of the Lord, in a better place. Rest well, my brother and friend. You will always be remembered. Zee…
Francis Ben Jabialu
I was a regular visitor to St.Lukes House and quite privileged to share meals with Reggie. We both love jazz and on several occasions share music together. It’s been tough but memories of the good times we had remains vivid in my mind and keeps me smiling. We are going to miss the loud debates.I believe that you are in a good place now and you will always remain in our hearts. REST IN PEACE REGGIE!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿…
Samuel Ennin....SMASH.
Reggie, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace and may Our Good Lord comfort and protect the family you have left behind….
John Emmanuel Kusi-Aidoo (Tibay)
Reggie showed me love beyond my expectations, for turning up at my birthday and when I watch us at the dinner table it hurts. May His soul RIP….
Mojo
Reggie, when we met on the 10th of July 2026, despite the solemn atmosphere, we managed to catch up and reminisce about our brother on the day. Little did I know it was the last time. Brother, rest in eternal peace. You will always be in our hearts…
Danny and Peggy Hayfron
We were heartbroken to hear of Reggie’s passing and no words can ease your pain. Reggie’s memory will always be treasured and please know that we are here to offer you our love and support….
Jimmy Abaidoo
It is inconceivable to fathom that you have departed- Reggie . From the first encounter in the C-class to lounging in both Camden and Seven Sisters until the transition to Woodford – you always had enormous appetite for life and I shall forever remember your sense of humour with a complimentary hearty smile. I remain in shock Bruv and Kroos may offer condolences but no balm can adequately soothe this depth of grief. Gone too soon Reggie – rest well….
Dr. Ed Twimasi
Reggie was more than a friend; he was like a brother. I will always cherish the special bond we shared, particularly our teenage years during ‘Long vac’ and when our families lived close by. Those memories will remain with me forever. It is still hard to believe he is gone. You will be sorely missed, my brother, but never forgotten. Rest well in the Lord’s bosom….
David Saltson (Alibi Joe)
While words fall short in moments of such deep loss, I pray the entire family find comfort, peace and strength in God’s promise during this difficult time.”Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” Matthew 5:4 Reggie left a lasting impact on all of us, and his good humour will never be forgotten. May he rest in perfect peace, with heartfelt condolences and prayers….
Nick Kobia-Amanfi
Reggie and I happened to be family friends as well as primary school mates at Morning Star. This brotherhood blossomed further when we both lived in the same area for a while in Accra. On a very warm Friday afternoon in September 1978, we all arrived at the great college of St. Augustine’s with all this youthful exuberance. We were walking aimlessly around the campus, savouring every moment with no care in the world throughout the weekend and then came the fateful Monday when the seniors arrived. A few of us including Reggie made a dash for the beach to get away from the seniors who had arrived from all walks of life. We then realised that the beach was out of bounds and then decided to go to town on another day instead (of course, with an exeat). We made way to his paternal grandmother’s house in Cape Coast who made sure we were properly fed. This henceforth, became one of our reasons to get away from the seniors who were unreasonably wicked at the time. We went home to Accra and Reginald, by some “luck”, had started “driving” his mother’s Mini Minor. This started our joyriding escapades…
Isaac Kwakye
🙏🙏🙏💔💚💚💚💔🙏🙏🙏 It is with a heavy heart and an uncontrollable sadness that I wish our beloved brother Reggie a reluctant farewell. Our hearts are broken, dreams shattered and friendship lost. May the Good Lord grant your soul eternal rest and may He comfort, bless and watch over all your dear loved ones you have left behind. We will also remember them in our prayers and although we cannot replace you, our prayer is that God should take control. To say you will be missed is an understatement that still has to be said. Rest well dear brother. God has our treasure. Isaac Kwakye…
