Marcus Reichert

Marcus (and Sally) lived in Washington, NC for a few years in the early 90's. We became friends, I thought he was the coolest person I had ever met. He and I would sit on his back porch and smoke these God-awful cigarettes that he'd bring back from Greece. I thought I'd pass-out after each puff. I miss out talks and his view of the world. I have a painting in my house that I always smile at in passing, as well as a few of his art books, poems, and Sally's book. I hope I can always hold on to...

Marcus and I were roommates at RISD for many a year, including 2 burnt out lofts above an abandon textile store He accompanied me and witnessed the open casket burial of my first and only love 50 years ago, Normabel Lee. He remarked, " I never saw anyones heart drop out on to the floor as yours did when you looked down upon her face". We both witnessed many other significant events together that impacted our lives, I still have one of the three pieces of art i got from him. See u soon

Your in my new book RIP

Our heartfelt condolences. Rest in Peace Marcus. Love, Cousins, Marilyn & Tim

My thoughts and prayers ,Marcus may your Dear soul Rest In Peace. Your splendid work including everything you did ,will go on and on...never forgotten .Your loving cousin Diane

True artists are a rarity nowadays. Through the many ups and downs, and bouts of illness over the years, Marc never ceased his work and remained an inspiration to all who knew him - and a total original in all the various media he employed. Hey Marky Marky - see you soon, so get the fish fingers ready. Love and admiration - as ever x

My deepest sympathies. Love, Cousin Nancy Tiley

On behalf of all his classmates at Collegeville-Trappe HS, class of '66, we reach to you with our support and love. We are so proud of what he accomplished in his wonderful life. I am pleased to have two of his works on my living room table. RIP, Marcus.