Regina Ann Bramow

Regina Ann Bramow, 76, passed away peacefully on July 10, 2026, in Bel Air, MD. Born on February 13, 1950, Regina's life was marked by her deep devotion to her extensive family and her love for life's simple joys.

Regina grew up in a bustling household with ten siblings, a childhood that shaped her into a loving and caring individual, always surrounded by loved ones. Her family was the cornerstone of her existence, and she cherished the chaos and camaraderie that came with having a large family.

Surviving Regina are her daughter Kimberly Borries and son-in-law Dennis Borries; daughter Kelly Leiras-Hamm and son-in-law Esse Hamm; grandchildren Jonathan Maddox and his wife Jordan, Robert Whitley Jr. and his wife Kay, Carissa Burns Schiefer and her husband Brady, Kaitlyn Jensen and her husband Daniel, Abigail Deman and her husband Jacob, Zachary Leiras and his wife Megan, Nicholas Leiras, Nathaniel Leiras, and Christopher Borries; great-grandchildren Matthew Burns, Charlotte Jensen, Rhett Whitley, and Henry Jensen; and her siblings: Mary Alberta, Charlene Gibson and her husband Bob, Michelle Emm and her husband Matt. She was preceded in death by her mother, Marie Aristidou, as well as her siblings: James Aristidou and his wife Lil, Darla Walsh and her husband Dennis, Ron Arist, Peggy Alourdas, Linda Aristidou, and Wayne Arist.

Regina's hobbies included a passion for the beach and cruising, having embarked on numerous voyages to destinations like the Caribbean, Alaska, and various European ports. She also enjoyed watching movies, whether in the theater or at home on DVD, and loved to read.

Respecting her wishes, Regina did not want a traditional funeral. She will be cremated, and her ashes will be taken on one last cruise, where her family will hold a private ceremony to sprinkle her ashes into the sea, honoring her love for travel and the ocean. Regina always said, "If you didn't bring me flowers when I was alive, then don't bring them to me when I'm dead," reflecting her practical and straightforward approach to life.

Regina's warmth and kindness will be deeply missed by all who knew her, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories.