Christopher J. Reinhardt

Christopher J. Reinhardt August 12, 1968 - December 22, 2020 Born to eternal life on December 22, 2020 at the age of 52. Loving husband of Nicholette. Proud father of Brandon, Bennett, Sydney, Carson and his dog Oliver. Beloved son of Earl and Janice Reinhardt. Dear brother of Brian Reinhardt. Chris leaves behind many relatives and friends. One of Chris's biggest accomplishments was being a father and considered it a privilege to raise and support his children. He had an amazing sense of humor and emphasized the values of hard work, no matter how difficult the task. Whether it was helping with homework, encouraging one of his children after a hard-fought defeat, or managing an illness of his or his family's, he could be a calming voice during a difficult situation and gave his wise and valuable perspective. He loved watching sports and attended countless games with his family watching the Brewers at Miller Park. He never lost his love for Iowa State University's sports, even after moving from his home state of Iowa to Wisconsin. He could often be seen in red whether for the Cyclones or the Badgers. It was a tradition for Chris and his children to travel around the county to major sporting events creating memories that his family will cherish forever. Chris was dedicated to his 30-year career in finance and warehouse operations in multiple industries. He worked for the last five years as the distribution center manager for Fresenius Medical Care in Kenosha. Chris loved and respected his Fresenius family and enjoyed the opportunity to apply his skills at new projects and creative problem solving. Visitation Wednesday, December 30, 2020 from 4 until 6:45 pm with a service at 7 pm at Hales Corners Lutheran Church (12300 W. Janesville Road, Hales Corners). In order to stop the spread of coronavirus, masks and social distancing will be observed. Chris will be remembered as a kind and loving husband, father, son and friend. In lieu of flowers, please do an unexpected and unsolicited act of kindness for someone in his name.