Benjamin Donald Reagan was 25 years old when he was last reported missing from Annapolis, Maryland, on December 8, 2012. Public NamUs records identify him as Benjamin Donald Reagan, a White/Caucasian male with blond or strawberry-blond straight, short hair and blue eyes, standing about 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing about 175 pounds. At the time he was last known to have contact, the available description said he was wearing a gray sweatshirt, red shorts, gray New Balance size 11 shoes, and
white-and-gray socks. His case is listed under NamUs missing person case MP26186, with the Maryland Transportation Authority identified as the investigating agency.
The public record of Benjamin’s disappearance is sparse, leaving many of the most personal and painful questions unanswered. The official case listing places his last known location in Annapolis, in Anne Arundel County, and gives the date of last contact as December 8, 2012. It does not publicly describe the circumstances that led to him being reported missing, where he was believed to have been headed, or what may have happened in the hours surrounding his disappearance. What remains in the public record is a brief but important profile: a young man in his mid-twenties, carefully described so that he could be recognized, and a case number preserved so that information could still be connected to the proper agency.
A Washington Post obituary published through Legacy.com memorializes Benjamin Donald Reagan as having died on December 8, 2012, and describes him as the beloved son of Don and Ruth Reagan and the loving brother of Andrew Reagan. It also notes that he was survived by grandmothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends, and that a memorial service was scheduled for December 17. Find a Grave also lists Benjamin Donald Reagan with a birth date of March 17, 1987, and a death date of December 8, 2012, with burial in Valera, Texas. These memorial records indicate that Benjamin was later publicly remembered as deceased, even though the available NamUs profile remains framed as a missing-person listing and does not provide a detailed public explanation of the resolution or circumstances.
The available sources leave Benjamin Reagan’s story with more silence than detail. His case began in the public record as the disappearance of a 25-year-old man last seen in Annapolis, Maryland, and the official identifying information focused on his physical description, clothing, footwear, and the Maryland Transportation Authority case record. Later public memorial notices show that his family and community grieved him as lost, remembered him by name, and honored the relationships that defined his life beyond the case file. In overview, Benjamin Donald Reagan’s case is publicly documented as a missing-person case from Annapolis dated December 8, 2012, while memorial sources indicate he was ultimately recognized as deceased; the publicly available record does not provide a clear narrative of what happened, leaving the case best understood through the careful facts that remain and the compassion owed to the family and friends who loved him.Last Seen: Dec 8, 2012
