Marion Jack Rinehart Jr.

Jack and I entered the Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va., in 1947 and graduated together in 1952. We became immediate friends and room mates for our final two years . Whenever we played football at Woodberry Forest or attended. Track meets at U. Va. ,I was able to visit with his family . His father and mother always made me feel welcome and at home. Those were special days which I shall never forget. His memory will live in my heart forever. !! TISE Eyler, Peachtree City, Ga .

Jack was a wonderful colleague and friend who was always gracious and supportive of other architects. Although I haven't seen him in a few years, our encounters were always special and I send my deepest condolences to your family.

Although I never knew your father, I know you - a wonderful, thoughtful, kind person. I know he was very proud of you. Sherry Carter

Jack's Family My condolences to you on the passing of this fine man. I have very fond memories of Jack including on the golf course and around the club. We were once at a party at the club and people were commenting how some trees were blocking the view of the mountains. Jack looked at me and said stop by next week and see the view. The trees were gone. I was fortunate to benefit from his professional services and was amazed that he continued to do draweings by hand after other...

Dear Katherine, Brooke and Jay, I was so terribly sad to hear that your Dad has passed away. He was such a wonderful man and will be missed dearly by many of us. How lucky the Sims family was to live next door to the Rineharts. Your family were such good friends to all us. Whenever we showed up at your house (which was often!), we were always greeted warmly by both of your parents and all of you. I have such happy memories of our years on "21 Curves." I look forward to celebrating your Dad's...

What a beautiful tribute to such an amazingly kind and thoughtful person. He will be greatly missed. margo

I´m sad to read this I worked a temp assignment several times w Mr Rinehart n staff at his dwntwn office Always a pleasant experience; such a nice man I look forward to celebrating his life w Evryone! Farewell Mr R