Robert Reichle
March 13, 1931 - April 02, 2012
Obituary
Bob Reichle, 81, of Indianapolis passed away April 2, 2012. He was born on March 13, 1931. He was in the US Air Force during the Korean War. He was employed for 30 years with Rough Notes. He was a member of the I.B.P.C. and St. Michael Church. He loved Notre Dame Football. He is preceded in death by his wife, Nancy L. Reichle and daughter, Suzie Farley. Bob is survived by his sons, Bill Reichle and John (Sandy) Reichle; son-in-law, Joe Farley; brother, Duane Reichle and grandchildren, Adam, Chelsea, Will, Zach and Madison. Visitation will be held Tuesday, April 10 from 10 am-12 pm with a Mass of Christian Burial at 12 pm at St. Michael Church, 3354 West 30th Street, Indpls. Contributions may be made to St. Michael Grandparent Fund or Cardinal Ritter High School.
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Lisa Smith Garrett
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Bill and John, so sorry for your loss. Erin and I lost Mom right before Thanksgiving, so I know what you're going through. I hope your mom and Suzie were there to welcome your dad home. I know Daddy was there for Mom. Great memories of your dad and growing up on Allison Avenue. My thoughts are with you even though I'm out here in Silverlake, WA with my husband and 6 of our 7 kids. God Bless! Lisa
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Paul and Amanda (Wise) Comstock
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John (and the rest of the Reichle Family): We were so sorry to hear about the loss of your father this morning. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. I am glad you (John) were able to share the stories about him (and your amazing family history) with us before Christmas; we are sure he was a WONDERFUL man and now he is watching over your family with much love and protection. May you find comfort and peace during this time. Paul and Amanda
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Tom McCoy
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I have good memories of Bob from the days he worked in the press room at Rough Notes. I was an editor working on another floor of the old Rough Notes building, so I didn't have a lot of contact with Bob. But whenever I had occasion to go through Bob's work area, I would enjoy seeing him. He was cheerful and hardworking. Some people can brighten your day, even without a conversation, and Bob was like that. I know that those people who worked with him regularly enjoyed being with him, both at work and away from work. I am sorry for your loss, and I pray that you are comforted by all the good that Bob brought into your life and the lives of others. Tom McCoy
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Karen Dixon- Shreveport
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Just wanted you to know that prayers are being said for ya'll. Dad and Mom are also sending wishes. They will be there in spirit and hate not being able to hug everyone of you. Uncle Bob ,as I knew him, will be remembered by his smile and easy-going nature. What a good cook! So kind and caring. "All right!" Luv, Your southern family.
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Katie Carson
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John (and family), I was so sorry to read the obituary in Sunday's paper. You and Sandy and your whole family are in my prayers during this sad time. I'm sure your dad is thrilled to be reunited with your mother and Suzie, but will still be watching over you from an even better vantage point. God bless, Katie
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Denis and Beth Crouch
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John and Sandy, Our thoughts and prayers will be for you and your family in this time of loss.