Reanna Morrison-Mircovich, dedicated Mother and friend, born on May 27, 1990, passed away serenely on August 12, 2026, at the age of 36, surrounded by her loving family. She passed away with dignity and resolve after a long and hard-fought battle with cancer enduring many triumphs and challenges.

Reanna attended the Gregory Portland school system and graduated from Ingleside High School in 2007. She graduated from Aveda Institute and found her gift working seven years with special needs children as a Para at Flour Bluff Elementary School and Gregory Portland High School. She enjoyed making a difference in kids lives every single day. They responded to her and looked forward to her teaching, calmness, and motivation. She was successful at starting a business MaybeCreations and demonstrated her artistic ability while supporting her boys (and their friends) with baseball bling.

Reanna became a driven breast cancer advocate as she was diagnosed in August of 2024. She participated in fund raisers, meetings, style shows, and celebratory galas in support of raising funds for her as well as many of her pink sisters for this life threatening and life changing disease. She brought joy, strength, love, and witness to everyone she met even in the midst of her own journey. Reanna was a fierce warrior and advocate for the breast cancer community. She was a member of the Pink Collection, a sisterhood of incredible cancer survivors and warriors and Pink Divas. She will not be forgotten.

Reanna's most cherished and successful accomplishment was being an incredible Mother to her two sons. She sat in the stands during every flag football, baseball, and football practices and games. She was the parent that stayed during practices, shuttled kids, and provided a very stable presence in their lives. This was still her priority even as MD Anderson trips were more frequent and she was working full time. She shuffled her treatment, work, and sons', activities to continue to be there for them. She also had the best stadium seats.

Reanna had a very humble beginning with many adversities. She had a quiet determination about her—she became more vocal and decisive these last few years. She had the freedom to be the wonderful person we all knew and who was recognized by many. She was always moving with and to her faith as it was celebrated when God added her and her boys to HIS church at their Baptism on August 3, 2026.

Reanna is survived by her wonderful sons, Adrik Jay Maybe and Brody Mack Maybe; parents, Cara and Rick Mircovich; sister, Connie (Dean) Culver, (Kendall, Callie, and Westin); brother, Rich (Karisa) Mircovich; and sister, Lynnsey (Kyle) Dohmen, (Grant and Charlotte). She is also survived by brother, Jason Peters; sister, Tara Tauriainen; and brothers, Jarrett Price and Travis Taylor; and numerous aunts, nieces, and nephews including Aunt Jona Morrison and her twin brother's son, Ashton Mac Morrison.

Reanna was preceded in death by her twin brother, Ryan Morrison; grandparents, Connie and Patsy Morrison, Richard and Dolores Mircovich, Betty and Dominque Vitale; and birth parents, Guy Morrison and Dara Eichorn.

As we say farewell to Reanna, may we remember the warmth of her presence, the joy she brought into our lives, and of course her legacy of love. As she leaves from this realm, her spirit will continue to shine through the hearts of her family and many friends..... Reminding us to cherish one another with the same passion Reanna lived and shared.

Visitation will be held from 5 PM until 7 PM on Friday, August 21, 2026, with family receiving friends at Winstead's Funeral Home in Portland, Texas. Celebration of Life will begin at 12 PM on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at Kings Crossing Church of Christ, 5901 Yorktown Blvd. #582, Corpus Christi, Texas. Interment will follow at Palms Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Taft, Texas.

Those with the honor of serving as a Pallbearer will be Reanna's sons, Adrik Maybe and Brody Maybe, as well as Rich Mircovich, RJ Castillo, Jarrett Price, and Travis Taylor.

In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations be made in Reanna's memory to Kings Crossing Prison Ministry, 3833 S Staples, Suite S 101, Corpus Christi, Texas 78411, or to the Pink Connection, 2301 Airline Rd Suite 200, Corpus Christi, Texas 78414.

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Arrangements are under the direction and personal care of the professionals at Winsteads' Funeral Home.

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