Col. James H. Reisenweber

Remembering my friend and Brother Jim and his wife Liz. Peace to you and their loving family.

Family of Colonel Jim, Smiles return as I recall Jim's entrance at the O'Club astride a tricycle bedecked in biker leather and pedaling in to the tune of "The Leader of the Pack." Miss you, Bro. Buying a few rounds tonite with a few of the Old Crew, thinning out now along with our hair lines. Of the troops and for the troops. Bert

Cant believe it has been 5 years since my brother Jim passed away, all too soon in his life. And now, he is also with the love of his life, his wife Liz. My thoughts go out to his family, three beautiful girls, my nieces. Prayers and good wishes are with you all. Aunt Joanne

Great memories of Jim's sense of humor. Battalion command billet was not often conducive to "getting loose," but I remember with many smiles how Jim could brighten the Ft. McClellan O-Club with his creative perspective of Army life, especially when the rest of us were buying the rounds...
Colonel, thanks for your contribution to our regiment...of the troops, and for the troops...

It is hard for me to realize that my brother is gone. I have many happy memories of our times growing up in Erie and summers at Avonia Beach. Our adult lives did not always converge, but my love for you has never been diminished. You are a wonderful guy and will always be in my thoughts. Love, your sister Joanne

The numerous messages acclaiming almost all of Jim's adult life are a great testimonial to the impact which he had on all of us with whom he was associated. Please accept my sincere condolences and prayers for him and for your family.

Brigadier General Tom Jones (ret)

Sending love and prayers to Liz and the family. It was a shock to learn of Jim's death. I wish you God's healing peace and love.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Elizabeth, you and your family are in our prayers. Jim and I were so saddened to hear about Jim.