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6 Entries
Lisa Reinhardt
August 24, 2025
Hi Grandpa, Dads with you now. I hope you guys are watching down on everyone. I love you and I miss you both so much. I think about every day. Give everyone in heaven a hug and kiss.
Lisa
June 23, 2025
Good morning grandpa. I miss you. I can't believe it's been this long you've been gone for. It's going to be a hot one today and I have no power so I'm using up the last of my battery to say I miss you and I love you.
Lisa Leggett
February 15, 2025
I miss you so much grandpa. I wish I got to say good bye but I never got to. I have just felt so lost. I miss you. I can't wait to see you again grandpa. I love you "Jakie". I missing hearing you saying it's fantastic. Keep watch over Mom and Grandma and my children please. I love you, miss you. See you soon.
Jean Marie
June 30, 2023
Still missing you and I think of you every day. Your memory keeps me strong. Love you always and forever!
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Jean Marie Reinhardt
July 16, 2010
Daddy, I love you. I know that the gates to heaven were opened wide for you and that you were welcomed with open arms by all our loved ones that have already returned home. I know you will watch over us and keep us safe. So until we meet again, I will try to follow in your foot steps, which will be a tall order for me, but I will work on it and make you proud of me. Your loving daughter, JM
Lisa Reinhardt
July 2, 2010
I love you grand pa and I'll miss you more then you'll ever know.
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