Antoinette B Londergan

Toni “Antoinette” Reidy Londergan,69, of Pahrump, passed away on May 9th, 2024 after a 30 year battle with Cancer that she fought very hard. She was at home, surrounded by loved ones in her final days and passing.

Antoinette was born October 26th, 1954 at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center in Aurora, Co to Patricia and Richard Reidy. Raised in Basalt, Co with her three siblings, Kelly, Kathy and Betsy, they traveled abroad to Turkey and the world as a military family, eventually returning to the states. After school and leaving Colorado, Antoinette’s travels took her to Las Vegas,NV where she worked in the food and beverage industry and gave birth to her son, Brian. In Las Vegas, she met the love of her life Dennis Londergan, and his son Kyle. As a new family they took day trips to Arizona and Utah to explore the desert and mountains. Going thrifting and antiquing was one of her favorite things to do, and she had the most amazing eye for special things. Dennis sadly passed away in 1992 and she moved back to Colorado, working in Blackhawk as they legalized gaming, spending every summer with Brian in the mountains while he grew up was a joy of hers. Colorado held a special place in her heart.

In 2004 Antoinette moved to Georgia to be near her parents and siblings, she worked in retail in her later years, and she was the best when at work, such detail and pride, she made every place she worked better, immediately. Antoinette was very artistic and crafty, always thinking outside the box and spreading her knowledge. In 2022, she moved back to Nevada to be close to Brian and his family. Antoinette had the best sense of humor, sarcasm and wit right until her final days, she loved to cook and was good at it, she loved to share her antiques and stories about them with people, and she loved to dress!!!! You always knew when Antoinette Londergan entered the room.

Antoinette was preceded in death by her parents Patricia and Richard, her husband Dennis, and her niece Libby Kay Nye…. She is survived by her Brother Kelly, Sisters Kathy and Betsy, son Brian and wife Kris, stepson Kyle, grandchildren Izaiah, Katie, Carter and Rebel, and her nephew Richard, and nieces Cassie, Alexis and Trillian. She will be greatly missed by all, and never forgotten. The family would like to send their deepest appreciation to her sister, Kathy, her life long best friend Lisa Crooks, dearest friend Shelby and last but not least Nathan Adelson Hospice group, for the attention and compassion shown during Antoinette’s final days. All of you combined were truly a blessing, and we love you and can’t thank you enough. Rest in Peace.