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Visitation:
Friday, December 1, 2023, will be from 4:00 p.m. –
6:30 p.m. at the Waynesville United Methodist Church
Service:
Saturday, December 2, 2023, at 10:30 a.m. at the
church
Funeral home:
Quiram-Peasley Funeral Home, Atlanta
Obituary
Doris E. Reinhart, 90, passed away on
Monday, November 27, 2023, at 3:24 a.m. at Blessing
Hospital in Quincy. Doris had resided at the
Illinois Veterans Home in Quincy for many years.
With her positive attitude, Doris fought for many
years through heart, kidney, and diabetes struggles.
Services for Doris will be held in
Waynesville at the Waynesville United Methodist
Church. Visitation on Friday, December 1, 2023, will
be from 4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. On Saturday, December
2, 2023, at 10:30 a.m., Rev. Becky Barrow will
conduct Funeral Services. Burial will follow at
Evergreen Cemetery in Waynesville.
Doris was born on the family farm near Beason, on
May 5, 1933, the daughter of Thomas E. and Nellie
Donson Kindred, the third youngest of seven
children. Doris was married to Derald L. Reinhart
for 59 years. He preceded Doris in death in 2012.
Surviving Doris are her children: Connie (Jeff)
Starkey of Beardstown, Roger (Nancy) Reinhart of
Waynesville, and Brad (Jeanmarie) Reinhart of
Nisland, SD; seven grandchildren: Lanie (Neal)
Coulter, Nathan (Nichole) Reinhart, Matt (Kristy)
Reinhart, Katie (Mark) Hobrock, Nicholas (Audra)
Reinhart, Tyler (Missy) Starkey, and Clay (Taylor)
Starkey; great-grandchildren: Lakin, Gage, Ellie,
Wyatt, Emilie, A.J., Jessica, Zeb, Eliza, Everett,
Reid, Olivia, Lyle, and Nellie. Doris is also
survived by her sister, Joann Lee of Lincoln;
in-laws: Beverly Shull of Morton, Larry (Ruth)
Reinhart of Normal, and many beloved nieces and
nephews.
In addition to Derald, Doris was preceded in death
by one grandson and six siblings. |
As a child, Doris walked to Mt. Zion
Country School, then attended Beason Grade and High
School. She deeply treasured her schoolmates and
fellow alumni. Following her marriage to Derald,
they worked side by side milking Holstein cattle,
and raising hogs, sheep, and Hereford cattle. They
were also grain farmers in Logan and DeWitt
counties. Family members have fond memories walking
beans every year with her, helping to make her
famous homemade noodles, and freezing homegrown
sweet corn. In addition to farming, Doris was a
rural mail carrier for many, many years.
She was a member of the Waynesville
United Methodist Church and active in Waynesville
Women’s Club. Doris enjoyed the many years spent
making thousands of gingerbread cookies and icing to
sell, earning money for a playground, and making
other contributions to the Waynesville community.
Doris loved life. Her smile was infectious and
bigger than life! She was tough as nails, worked
hard, never complained, loved to dance, sought after
fun, looked for the good in every situation, saw the
best in most, loved her family HARD, cherished her
friends, and was as loyal as they come. She
encouraged everyone to go after their dreams:
business, education, life. We can only hope that
those around us love us the way that she loved
others.
Final arrangements are entrusted with Quiram-Peasley
Funeral Home of Atlanta.
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