Date Of Birth: September 27, 1952
Date Of Death: August 1, 2009
Joe Paul Reinhardt9-27-1952 to 8-1-2009Son of Lloyd and Sylvia Reinhardt,brother to six sisters,father of one,grandfather of two,friend to all.At his request, no services will be held.
Joe Reinhardt
Alan Wagner says
A best friend from Arlington High. We drifted after I married. I’ll never forget the Maverick Grabber or the great times cruising with Joe.I’m sorry for your loss. We will all miss the fun and excitement Joe added to life
Freda Stumbo Morgan says
Joe was one of the most thoughtful people I have known. He was a loving brother to me, a great Dad to his son and grandsons, and a loving son to Sylvia and Lloyd.He suffered more than most people could stand the last 7 years, but was very strong and did not complain. Will really miss you little brother!
Rosalyn Baker Double 11 CU says
Lloyd,
I just wanted to say that I was sorry to read about Joe. Even though it has been a while since I’ve seen you or Joe, I would like for you and your family to know that my thoughts are with all of you.
God bless you,
Rosalyn
david cornwell says
ah, a sad day. joe was my sister cathy’s husband, and they had a child-joey- together. those two are doing well.joe was someone i knew in the 80’s-with many mutual freinds-alan tannenbaum [r.i.p.], al fox[?],kenny hale [?],..going to tuckaway for partys..the first house they-joe and cathy- had together….a young loving couple with a child on the way from heaven. later his terrible misfortune of the accident..and then i lost tract..i dont know about his life of the last 20 years, but in the 80’s he was happy and doing well. salute him, and remember….
Melinda Russell says
So sorry for your loss Sylvia and Lloyd. Wish I had known Joey. Our family sends their sincerest sympathy and will keep you and your family in our prayers.Love, Melinda
John Cornwell says
My deepest condolences to Joe’s friends and family. He was a great man whom I knew throughout the ’80s, and he will truly be missed by all who knew him.
Robyn Green says
Dear Reinhardt family,
Mr. Reinhardt was a great customer of mine and I always loved hearing from him even though it was to fix his wheelchair. He always had a sweet disposition and could always make me laugh. Joe, I wish you peace and love and know that you have touched my heart.
Chuck Madinger says
Dear Sylvia and Lloyd,
Some of the best memories of my youth were spent together with Joey from Barnor Drive to the “new place.” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve thought of him and you both, and wished we could have a reunion of sorts. Your love to him and collectively to us “scandalous 3” (Ricky Miller too) help shape our futures, but then that is another long story.
My deepest sympathy to the entire family, because if he retained even half of his fun-loving spirit, commitment to friends, and zest for living as he did during our elementary through high school years no one can replace it. We can only celebrate it. Keep that legacy living till we all meet again.
Jerry Readle says
Sylvia, see my other entry in the guestbook. I typed in “Beverly” but meant to put “Sylvia”. Must be my old age catching up with me! Anyway, thank you Sylvia for making me feel welcomed into the Reinhardt family.
Jerry Readle says
Joe was the older brother that I never had. We became instant friends in Indianapolis in 1972. We both went thru some very wild and crazy times and were always there for each other. When he’d see driving my old black 1960 VW Bug, he’d say, “there goes Jerry Readle in his 59 Beetle” and I’d yell out the window . . . ’its a 60!”. Great times! And Beverly, thanks for those wonderful breakfasts that you’d fix for Joe and me when we’d stop over at your place on Saturday mornings after we had partied long and hard the night before. I’ll miss Joe very much. I’m so glad our paths crossed when they did.