Michael Reagan, one of the five children of the former president, distinguished himself as a respected conservative voice through political commentary and a nationally syndicated radio program. He consistently offered perspectives shaped by his unique family background and deeply held convictions.
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute fondly remembered him as a dedicated protector of his father’s principles and achievements. His commitment to preserving the legacy of President Reagan was unwavering throughout his life.
Michael Reagan lived a life shaped by conviction, purpose, and an abiding devotion to President Reagan’s ideals. A accomplished author, nationally syndicated radio talk show host, and sought-after public speaker, Michael used his voice to champion freedom, personal obligation, and the principles that defined his father’s presidency.
Scott Walker, the former Governor of Wisconsin and current president of the Young America’s Foundation, described Michael as a important source of encouragement for many.Walker emphasized reagan’s dedication to inspiring future generations to embrace conservative values.
He did so much more than share stories about his father. He challenged the next generation to share the values he stood for throughout his public life. He called on them to be happy warriors in the battle to uphold the founding principles of our republic.
Michael Reagan passed away after a valiant fight with cancer, as confirmed by Andrew Coffin, the vice president of the Young America’s Foundation and director of the Reagan Ranch. His passing marks a loss for the conservative movement and those who valued his insights.
Born on March 18, 1945, he was adopted by Ronald Reagan and his first wife, actress Jane Wyman, just hours after his birth, according to records from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. This early chapter shaped his life and his connection to a prominent American figure.
Ronald and Jane Reagan also welcomed two daughters into their family: Maureen Reagan, a dedicated political activist who died in 2001 at the age of 60, and Christine Reagan, who sadly passed away
