Born in West Reading, he was a son of the late Kenneth J. Reiver and the late Dorothy A. (Nies) Reiver.
He was a self-employed contractor and an artist, specializing in oil paintings.
Surviving are his fiancee, Ruthann Snyder, with whom he last resided; and one brother, Richard K. Reiver, Birdsboro.
Services will be at the convenience of the family.
Dengler Funeral Home, Inc., Birdsboro, is in charge of the arrangements.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Wendy Lamb
May 1, 2025
Still missing you my friend!
I wish I could hear from your family about your children´s book called "Wendy´s wish for Jody". I won´t have it published without permission ... also he did some art for me as well..
Always
Wendy
David Sloan
May 1, 2025
Ken....Gone 13 years but not forgotten. His paintings hang in my home and remind me of him every day.
Wendy Lamv
May 2, 2023
I forgot to add that I have Ken´s unpublished and I believe the only copy of his children´s book he wrote Called "Wendy´s wish for Jody". I would love to have it published In his memory if that would be okay with the family.
Wendy Lamb
May 2, 2023
I think of you often Ken, missing you
Wendy
Wendy Lamb
May 5, 2022
I met Ken back in the early 90´s. He was on a trucking trip to Canada, and we became friends for many many years... Years would go by, and I would call to just check on him..
This last time I called there was no answer, I miss you and will miss you so much my dear dear friend. RIP
So sorry for your loss Ruthann
So very sorry for your loss Richard
Wendy Lamb
Ted Sherman
May 9, 2012
I've haven't seen Ken in over 30 yrs. but he was one of those special few elite friends we are lucky enough to have in life. We traveled the U.S. as hippys together and we were college roommates in Silver City and housemates in Las Cruces. we had many wonderful experiences together that i will always cherish. My condolences to his family He was a kind gentle talented man.
David Sloan
May 8, 2012
I neglected to offer my condolences to Rick and Ruthann. My thoughts are with you.
May 8, 2012
To Rick,,sorry to hear about your brother,,,,,
(from someone that was close to you when we worked together at the Furnace Creek Inn,, ) may God bless you and your family ,,,
-Susan-
David Sloan
May 7, 2012
Ken has been my friend since 1963. We had some fun times in our high-school days... Fond memories of picnics at his grandmother's house....Ken's green '50s Pontiac, his blue MG Midget. After high school we lived in different places but we always kept in touch. I watched him learn and grow as a painter. Shared his joys and troubles over the years. I was so happy that he met Ruthann. Ken's paintings fill my house--horses, my daughter Alice riding, and the wonderful portrait he painted of my son Michael and me. I will miss my old friend...
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