<div>My Aunt Jacqueline Reilly went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, July 10, 2025, after a long battle with cancer.

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<div><strong>I am raising funds towards her funeral expenses.</strong> My Aunt was such a beautiful and talented soul with a heart of gold. She will be missed.

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<div>She is with the Lord now, and singing with the angels in Heaven.

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<div>With love,

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<div>Heather Habura

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<div>(Jacqueline Reilly’s niece)

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<div>About Jacqueline Reilly:

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<div>My Aunt was a small-town girl who moved from Akron, Ohio, to New York City at the age of 23 to pursue her love of performing. She had a dream of singing on Broadway and made that dream come true. She received her BA in Theater and Music, graduating cum laude.

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<div>Many people know her for her work in the “Cats” National 3 and 4 Tours. She performed opposite Tommy Smothers in the show “I Love My Wife,” which was the first national tour with the Smothers Brothers. She played Magnolia in “Showboat,” Nellie in “South Pacific,” both Laury and Ado Annie in “Oklahoma,” Agnis in “I Do! I Do!,” Jenny Lind in “Barnum,” and even sang at the Ford’s Theater in front of Congress! Her favorite role to play ever was Adelaide in “Guys and Dolls.”

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