William Lawrence Eisenreich

Deepest sympathy to Chris and the Eisenreich Family.

I lived with Bill for three years at Wisconsin, in the dorms and apartments. We could not have had a better time. He was serious about his studies, but always ready for whatever fun was available, and there was a lot.

We went to many Badger football and hockey games in Madison and even a Packer game in Green Bay. Great memories all.

We stayed in touch over the years and got together a couple of times in Madison. I only regret that didn't happen more often.

He will be missed.

I was at Bill´s going away party in Green Bay and in the circle singing New York, New York. A moment that will never be forgotten. Chris, what a beautiful tribute to Bill. It sounds like you and Bill had a wonderful life together. My condolences.

My condolences to you and your family.

I worked with Bill during GP Harmon days and I would considered Bill as a mentor. Bill was always eager to share his knowledge & experience in paper. A wonderful kind soul. When Bill retired he was very missed in the organization. He leaves an awesome legacy for us to cherish.

Prayers of comfort and strength to all who were blessed to know Mr. Bill Eisenreich. Rest well, sir.

Chris we are so so sorry.
What a beautiful tribute to Bill and your caring, giving and loving life together. We are blessed to know you both and be your neighbors.

Chris We are so sorry for your loss. May all of your precious memories held close to your heart sustain you. Sincerely Denise and Mike Hoffman

We miss Bill, especially with his sax at Greenport.
Susan and Richard Brewster

I´m very sorry to hear of Bill´s passing. It sounds like he had a very full life and you have very many wonderful memories of your life with him. My prayers are with you and family.

Chris, thank you for reaching out to me. Terry and I are so sorry for your loss. Bill was my favorite second cousin. He was such a good person! He dated my friend Georgine for a while in college, but I agree, in you he found his true love and soulmate. May God bless you with comfort and peace.

I was a colleague of Bill's at Harmon. He was a kind soul and such a knowledgeable man of the paper world and always willing to share that knowledge. I'm very saddened to read of Bill's passing.. he will be remembered fondly.. My sincere sympathy to Chris & his family

Bill was a colleague and a mentor. I am sorry for your loss. I learned so many new things after reading his obituary. May his memory be a blessing.

Sorry for your loss , I remember as a kid when him and Jim stopped by to visit us in North Highlands, they coming through to go see their uncle and great aunt in San Francisco Ca. May you find Peace and Comfort , love Elizabeth & Family

I worked with Bill at Harmon. He always had a smile on his face and he loved to tell stories of his early days in the wastepaper industry, and I soaked up every minute of it! My condolences to his family. He certainly was a bright light on many days and his legacy will live on.

You leave behind quite a legacy Bill. Such a giving man. I remember our days at Harmon. You were always willing to stop and teach the intricacies of our business and to show off our city when we had visitors. You made the most of your retirement with Chris doing lots of travel and your many, many philanthropic endeavors. Rest in peace.

Our deepest sympathies to Chris and Bill´s extended families. We remember fondly their gracious hospitality in sharing their home with whomever travelled east to visit. We were fortunate to stay with them at both their Long Island residences, including a legendary Sunday wine tasting tour of at least six local wineries. It was clear to see that they joyfully embraced a `New York state of mind´.
- Mike and Sandy Lussier