Ken Reisenfeld

Ken you were a good friend and advocate for me I am glad we got to visit before you passed, thankyou

Sadly I only just learned of Ken's passing. I knew Ken for over 30 years as a fellow attorney deeply involved in international practice, sharing important clients (our practices differed) located in Washington, DC and elsewhere. He was a superb attorney and a better human being. He will be missed. My sincere sympathies to his family and colleagues. May he rest in peace.

I worked with Ken in the mid 80´s at Miller & Chevalier. We ran into each other when I was visiting friends at King & Spalding in 2008 - I had worked there in the 1990´s but moved to Florida in 1999. Ken was a great guy and a wonderful attorney. So sad to see he has passed.

Back in the 80's when I was new to the DC area, Ken was such a great friend. While busy w/work, he managed to find time to get together for lunch, invite me to AJC event or a party at his house. Both my family and I appreciated his thoughtfulness. My dad didn't have many favorites, but Ken was certainly one of them. The world has lost a shining star. My condolences to the entire Reisenfeld family, Robin Lelyveld Newell

I am very sorry, Ken was my attorney and a good friend. Signed DRC, Inc. vs ROH

Cousin Ken, you will be greatly missed. Your many achievements will have lasting impact.

I am so sorry to learn that Ken, my longtime ABA friend, is no longer with us. My sincere condolences to his family.

Ken and I were both in Class of `75 at Oberlin. Our senior year we had the same honors adviser (Prof. McLean), and so we - along with Matt Heartney and Peter Kennedy - spent many hours that last spring semester engaged in heavy discussions regarding comparative political systems. Fast forward a few years: in the early 1980´s, Ken and I were roommates for a couple years at the 2-bedroom apartment on Swann St. in DC. During that time, and for a few years thereafter, we played a regular...

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