Dean Hess Reindollar

I remember Mr and Mrs Reindollar fondly. They were neighbors and friends. We attended the same church and knew each other´s family members.

Mrs. Reindollar was my Middle School music teacher in Thurmont. I loved singing and always looked forward to her class. The thought of her brings a smile to my face and lovely memories. May God Bless Your Family. Melanie (Martin) Davis

You were a wonderful teacher, and your music will be made in heaven. May you R.I.P

Wow, this is really sad. My condolences to Mrs. Reindollar's family.
Even though she wasn't a guitar teacher, I credit her with my learning how to play guitar. She allowed me and a few others (Neal Angelberger, Teddy Keyser...) to use a back room to learn/practice guitar using lessons on cassette tape instead of regular chorus class. Because of her, I was able to use that time to further learn an instrument that I still enjoy & play to this day. God bless.

Wonderful teacher indeed. She actually made school fun for those who attended her class. Never would have thought that I had an interest in chorus until having her as a teacher. God Bless....

She was a terrific teacher, lady and person. Always smiling. I have over the years remembered her fondly. My sincere condolences to the family.

She was one of the nicest teachers I ever had!!!I have never forgotten her.Some teachers you remember fondly and she was one of those.She was a very special and kind lady!

Sincere condolences to the Reindollar family; we remember "Mrs. Reindollar" in 8th grade music class; a charming and patient instructor-photo sent

Dean Reindollar was a Sunday School teacher of mine when I was a kid. She played in the same Bridge Club as my mother and lived next door to my Aunt Novella and Uncle Roy Phillips. I remember her many contributions to the community and to Trinity Lutheran Church. She was a kind and talented person. God Bless her soul.

Dear family, I am so very sorry to hear of Mrs. Reindollar's death! She was such a wonderful woman & always treated me so well. I am so very sorry I didn't go visit her considering how good she always was to me. Sincerely, Debbie Roberts

I went to Thurmont Middle School and I remember Mrs. Reindollar well. I recall her dark hair and that her eyes smiled when she played piano. She taught me Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and 3 Blind Mice on the recorder..no small feat. Nice to have had her touch my life.
Kathy Brice

I remember Mrs. Reindollar well, when I went to Thurmont Middle School. I recall her dark hair and her eyes smiled when she played piano. She tought me Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and 3 Blind Mice on the recorder..no small feat. Nice to had her touch my life.

Joan, Robert, Richard and Paul;
I agree with everything my wrote! My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sylvia Dayhoff Miller, Havre de Grace, MD

I remember her music classes at Thurmont Middle School, fondly. The memory brings a smile to me even today. My condolences to her family and friends. I'm sure she will be greatly missed.

Expression of sympathy to the Reindollar family. Smile for the memories. As a former neighbor, both of your parents was a joy to be around. Joking and laughing. I remember her big smile greeting everyone at their hardware store.

Sorry to hear this sad news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Donald Hess Sr. & Kevin and Diane(Hess) Cavanaugh

Dear Reindollar family,
One really doesn't know what to say at a time like this; but wanted you to let you know that I am so sorry for your loss. It has been said to families millions of times, hasn't it? Please know that I have many fond memories of your family!! Take care and God bless.
Karen (Brauning) Chronister

Paul, Richard, Robert, Joan and families,
Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you as you celebrate the life of your lovely mother. I will remember her fondly. Claudia Zent, Amherst NH

Joan, Richard, Robert, and Paul -

We were sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She raised a fine family, along with your late dad, and we know you will miss her dearly. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Eileen Himes, Irene Parker, and Annie Maguire (The 'Haycraft' sisters, formerly of Taneytown)