Reginald "Toby" Levon Bethea

Reginald Levon Bethea, affectionately known as “Toby” was born on December 4, 1971, and passed away on November 2, 2025. Reginald journey was one marked by dedication, service, and unwavering commitment to both his country and community. A 1990 graduate of Gordon High School, Reginald his education at St. Agustine’s College in Raleigh, North Carolina. His educational journey laid a strong foundation for a life devoted to service. As a faithful member of St. Stephens United Methodist Church, his faith was a cornerstone of his life, providing strength and guidance throughout his years, Reginald served his country with honor as a soldier in the United States Army, dedicating 22 years to protecting and defending with the steadfastness that defined and Army Strong veteran. His military career was a testament to his resilience and unwavering sense of duty. Following his retirement from the Army, Reginald continued his service to the community by working at the Dillon County Detention Center, where he was employed until his heath declined, Reginald is proceeded in death by both parents Benjamin Walter Bethea and Mary Inez Bethea, He is survived by wife Jackie McKinnon Bethea of Dillon South Carolina , Two daughters Kimberly Mckinnon and Shantel McKinnon of Dillon South Carolina, Two brothers William( Ashley) Bethea Rockingham Nc, Charles ( Jennifer) Bethea Maxton Nc, Two sisters Wanda Bethea Dillon South Carolina, Chasity (Chris) Washington Monroe Nc Host nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A Celebration of life service will be held to honor Reginald’s memory on November 10, 2025 at 3 pm at 2220 Highway 9 West, Dillon, SC 29536. Final resting place Resthaven Cemetery 1045–1049 Haymount RdLatta, SC  29565 United States. Order of ServiceMusical PreludeProcessional .Pastor and FamilyScripture .Prayer .....Pastor JonesSelection .First Baptist ChoirAcknowledgements ,Cards & Condolences .Remarks ( 2 minutes please ) .... Friends and FamilyObituary Reading ..Sister Eula DennisSelection ... Annie SmithEulogy .Pastor JonesRecessional