Johanna Reinhardt Obituary

I will miss Johanna very much. She always had a kind word and a bright smile for everyone. I knew her for almost 20 years and consider myself very lucky to have had the time I did.

Dear Reinhardt Family,
I write this with tears in my eyes, there are no words to express my sadness on Johanna's passing. We met 30 years ago when our sons were trying out for Evanston hockey, We struck up a casual conversation, found we had much in common, and a friendship was born. I admired her many skills and intelligence, we spent hours together sitting in her sewing room talking, laughing, and sometimes shedding a tear. She used to shake her head at my inability to even sew on a button when she was able to create designer style clothes. I know how much she loved her family and her beautiful grandchildren, and how devoted a wife, mother and grandmother she was. My thoughts and prayers are with the family, the loss of Johanna will be with them forever as it will be with everyone who knew and loved her. Johanna had a deep faith and I hope the knowledge of that will sustain the family. We feel fortunate to have known and had her friendship for so many years, I will deeply miss her.

Reinhardt family and friends -
My mother told me of Mrs. Reinhardt's passing and I immediately went back to the old days playing softball for LGS. I can still hear her voice. I am so very sorry to hear of this and know what a difficult time this is for you. My thoughts are with you -

We were deeply saddened to hear about Johanna. She was such a kind and talented woman!

Dear Reinhardts,
This week, I reviewed over and over the 25 years of my Lincolnwood life and the many ways in which your family and ours grew and grew up together. Joanne, and all of you, are constant threads in the fabric that surrounded my family for all of those years of our lives. We will always be a part of each other's lives because our families helped each of us become the people we are today. You are in our thoughts frequently and certainly now. With love...

Dear Uncle Jack, Ron, Caroline & Tim, Michael & Christine & Families,
We are so shocked and saddened by the passing of our Tante Johanna. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you at this time and in the days ahead. May you find some comfort in all the beautiful memories of her.
With all our love, Anita & Jim

My dear Reinhardt Family
It is with deep mourning in the loss of our beloved Tante Johanna. Be strong everyone, she's in a much better place and looking down on all of us and knowing that we will all be together again. God bless you Tante. With love the Stein Family

"And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose." (Rom 8.28)

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dear Jack, Ron, Caroline & Tim, Michael & Christine & families,
God bless you all in this time of sorrow. May all the good memories of Johanna get you through this very sad time. Throughout the last 53 years we've all spent some mighty wonderful times together. So many great and fond memories come to mind as we remember all the good times we've shared. Johanna will be truly missed and never ever forgotten.
Love................Frank and Loretta

Dear Jack and family,
I keep in touch with my old home town through the Chicago Trib, and was so shocked and saddened to read about Joanne's passing (I know it's Johanna, but she was always Joanne to me). I have such fond memories of her and our years coaching Lincolnwood Girls' Softball ... lots of fun for us as well as the girls. She was one special woman. You may remember that Eric kept his German-speaking skills sharp in his conversations with her. I send you all my most sincere condolences.

Caroline-I was so unprepared to hear about your mom.It seems our moms should just be here forever.I'm deeply sorry for your loss.Please share my sympathies with your family.

Dear Michael & Christine,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May God keep you close in this difficult time.
In Christ,
John & Nancy Miles

Jack I am very sorry to hear about Johanna.She was a true friend to me. We go back many years where we first met coaching Lincolnwood Girls Softball together in 1972-75. I will truly miss her.