Birth date: Aug 9, 1930 Death date: Feb 17, 2008
Mr. Reis was born in East St. Louis, IL, son of the late Carl Reis and the late Hilda Habermehl. He was a retired mechanic with Ryder Trucking, St. Louis, MO.VisitationThursday, February 21, 2008 4- 8 PMLawlor Funeral Home Servi Read Obituary
Sue,
Norm and I send to you our heart felt sympathy on the passing of you Father. As you and I have talked about, my mother had the same thing and I KNOW what you have gone through. We love you Sue and know that you are in our Prayers and Thoughts.
We miss you.
Love,
Norm and Ellen
Dear Sue,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you in the loss of your dad. Let us know if there is anything we can do. We pray you and your family will find comfort in Jesus, your strength and your redeemer. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight." Prov 3:5
Love in Christ,
Tim, Tammy, Sarah, Hannah, Stephanie, Zebedee & Elizabeth
as the daughter of Donnie's brother, Bobby, i want to truly express my deepest sympathy to my cousins Jerri,Donna,John,Steven & Susan.Uncle Donnie was always one of my favorites, I've thought about him often over the years.
My God Give Him Peace-
debbie
Susan, Please remember there is no victory in death, but in our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus. Please know that I am praying for you and will continue to pray for your strength in your time of sorrow.
--Annissa
John, Renee, Laura, & Karen,
Please remember that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Jerry & Michelle
Our deepest sympathy goes to the Reis families.
What can you say about someone who was a great neighbor, kind friend and just all around nice guy. We will certainly miss him very much. He was just the kind of guy you liked to have around to talk with, work with and just have around for a little fun while working.
Whenever we needed something done or something picked up in town in a busy time of year, Don was always there to help out. When it was time to bale hay on his ground (and even ours alot of the time) he just couldn't wait to rake it getting the hay ready to bale. And he was always there to help bring the loads of hay home after a long day. He was the kind of guy that always amazed us at the inventions he could come up with! Our dogs even loved to have him come around..I think he kept Rural King in business with doggie biscuit treats for them everytime he came just driving around to see what was going on. During his time at the nursing home, we tried to visit as often as possible...he always had a smile for us when we came. Even the last time Larry, Matt, Heidi and Kaitlyn came to visit, he was still able to chew down some summer sausage and enjoyed it even in his last week.
He will be missed greatly by us and please accept our sincere condolences. Larry & Marlene
