Richard Thomas Reminger

04/03/1931 - 10/14/2025

It is with great sadness that the family of Richard T. Reminger of Cleveland, Ohio, and West Palm Beach, Florida, announces his passing. He was 94 years of age. Richard, or Dick as he was known, was the founder and retired CEO of Reminger Co., LPA, a law firm headquartered in Cleveland.
Dick will be forever cherished by his wife of 71 extraordinary years, Billie Greer; daughter Susan Reminger Foote (David); daughter Patricia Reminger Davis (Thomas); son Richard T. Reminger, Jr. (Linda); four grandchildren Brett Davis, Trevor Davis (Melissa), Danielle Reminger Satterwhite (Kyle), and Richard T. Reminger, III; three great-grandchildren (Wesley and William Davis and Neil Satterwhite); and a niece, Barbara Oswick. His parents and brothers predeceased him.
Born in Cleveland, Dick graduated from Western Reserve University where he later established the Richard T. Reminger Endowment Fund at Case Western Reserve University. His Juris Doctor degree was obtained from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. In 1958 he opened the law firm Reminger & Reminger Co., L.P.A.
An outstanding trial attorney, Dick specialized in the defense of civil matters in a large spectrum of lawsuits, particularly in the motor carrier industry. In the latter part of his legal career, he defended physicians and hospitals, including The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and mentored a generation of attorneys at his firm.
Dick was equally proud of his efforts and success as a representational oil painter, his second profession. His landscapes and seascapes were owned by many private collectors, prominent corporations, and associations in the United States and Europe.
Dick loved international travel, Monhegan Island, Maine, watching professional sports, listening to Pavarotti, horses and old Westerns, and played tennis into his late 80's.
He was a member of the Hermit Club, Mayfield Country Club, Union Club, and Kirtland Country Club in Ohio, Lost Tree Club and Everglades Club in Florida, the Rolling Rock Club in Pennsylvania, and the Bohemian Club in California.
A man of firm opinions, Dick's impact and encouragement will be greatly missed by his family, friends, and the many lives he touched on his remarkable journey. Gifts in his memory may be made to the Department of Physical Education and Athletics, Development Office, Case Western Reserve University, 10900 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44106 or Monhegan Museum of Art & History, 1 Lighthouse Hill, Monhegan Island, Maine 04852.