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Richard Francis Reising, late of Millbrae and San Mateo County resident for 50 years, died in Burlingame on July 24, 2007. He was the beloved husband of Remie Reising for five years and loving father of Maritza Eichenbaum (her husband Ralph); Richard James Reising (his wife Corinne); and Kristel Tanzo. He was the devoted son of Vilma and the late Maximilian Reising and dear brother of Maximilian G. Reising (his wife Katharine Boyda) and Matthew J. Reising. He was the cherished grandfather of Justin and Payton and dear uncle of Maximilian III and Lana. He is also survived by his many friends with the Millbrae Lions Club, the Millbrae Lions Club Baseball Program and also his precious dog Homer.
He was a native of San Francisco , age 54 years.
He was a longtime member of the Millbrae Lions Club and chairman and director of the Millbrae Lions Club Baseball Program. He was the past president and CEO of G. Reising & Company in San Francisco and vice president of M & R Reising Star Ltd.
A memorial mass will be celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 31 at Saint Dunstan’s Catholic Church, 1133 Broadway in Millbrae . Committal is pending at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery in Colma. Family and friends may attend a memorial gathering on Monday after 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Chapel of the Highlands, El Camino Real at 194 Millwood Drive in Millbrae .
In lieu of flowers his family appreciates donations in his memory to a special fund for the education of Kristel Tanzo.
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Bill Correll
rich had a old 55 chev in his driveway in high school what a eye sore .the neighbor.s must of loved him for that ...school was good ....paul correll .a.k. a. Bill.p.s.. sorry to hear that rich passed ..he was a frind..Joe Rousso
Rich was a childhood friend all the way through high school and even into adulthood. He was wise beyond his years. Always sent me a Christmas card and although we didn't see each other much after I moved from the Peninsula, we always kept in touch and would have long conversations. I realy will miss not seeing him, as the reunions were the only times we saw each other.
Randy Stroot
Rich was a friend of mine in Jr High and HS. We'd hang out at his house or the school. He seemed to be a much older mature spirit. Interesting fellow. we last spoke at the 20th reunion. He was nice enough to walk up to me and introduce himself, as I didn't recognize him at the time. Hope you are in a good place, Rich. See ya later.Mike McNamara
It's strange how you grow up 2 blocks away from someone, you both go to school, kindergarden thru high school graduation, and then you move here or they move there. Even thou you live less than 5 miles away from each other, you only get a chance to say hi as you are passing each other going into Pape Meat Company or Baskin-obbins or a Millbrae Lyons Pancake Brealfast .Everyone's life gets in the way
Rich's service was as unique as he could often be. I had forgotten over the many years that he was a big fan of Dean Martin songs ( The Rat Pack), Sammy Davis Jr, etc.
Rest in Peace Rich.