CLERMONT F. REINHARDT
Clermont (Clem) Reinhardt, age 93, of Fort Myers, Fla., and formerly of
Manitowoc, passed away peacefully on March 10, 2006.
He was born in Brillion, on July 23, 1912. He graduated from Washington High
School in Two Rivers in 1930. He went on to received his Bachelor of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1935
where he played in the University Marching Band. During World War II, Clem was
in charge of the "Test Gang" that inspected the Manitowoc-built submarines on
their trial runs. His career culminated as plant engineer for the Manitowoc
Company, a position he served in for many years. During those years he supervised
many improvements including the building of the Southworks and the construction
of the Sturgeon Bay Shipyard facilities. While living in Manitowoc, he was
involved in many civic and church projects and positions including City Planning
Commission, Manitowoc Public Utilities Commission, the building committee for
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the YMCA building committee. He also served a term
as president of First Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his first wife; Mildred Kolb and his brother; Florian
"Bill" Reinhardt.
He is survived by his loving wife: Georgiana; his daughter: Carol Powalisz; his
two sons: Ted and Peter Hall and his brother: Fred Reinhardt.
He and Georgie retired to Florida in 1985 where he played golf, enjoyed square
dancing and bridge, and took sunset walks on the beach.
Clem was a loving husband and a wonderful father and role model for his children.
He left this world the way he lived it-with honor, dignity, style, and grace. He
will be missed by those who knew him.
Herald Times Reporter, March 14, 2006
Clermont (Clem) Reinhardt, age 93, of Fort Myers, Fla., and formerly of
Manitowoc, passed away peacefully on March 10, 2006.
He was born in Brillion, on July 23, 1912. He graduated from Washington High
School in Two Rivers in 1930. He went on to received his Bachelor of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1935
where he played in the University Marching Band. During World War II, Clem was
in charge of the "Test Gang" that inspected the Manitowoc-built submarines on
their trial runs. His career culminated as plant engineer for the Manitowoc
Company, a position he served in for many years. During those years he supervised
many improvements including the building of the Southworks and the construction
of the Sturgeon Bay Shipyard facilities. While living in Manitowoc, he was
involved in many civic and church projects and positions including City Planning
Commission, Manitowoc Public Utilities Commission, the building committee for
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the YMCA building committee. He also served a term
as president of First Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his first wife; Mildred Kolb and his brother; Florian
"Bill" Reinhardt.
He is survived by his loving wife: Georgiana; his daughter: Carol Powalisz; his
two sons: Ted and Peter Hall and his brother: Fred Reinhardt.
He and Georgie retired to Florida in 1985 where he played golf, enjoyed square
dancing and bridge, and took sunset walks on the beach.
Clem was a loving husband and a wonderful father and role model for his children.
He left this world the way he lived it-with honor, dignity, style, and grace. He
will be missed by those who knew him.
Herald Times Reporter, March 14, 2006
CLERMONT F. REINHARDT
Clermont (Clem) Reinhardt, age 93, of Fort Myers, Fla., and formerly of
Manitowoc, passed away peacefully on March 10, 2006.
He was born in Brillion, on July 23, 1912. He graduated from Washington High
School in Two Rivers in 1930. He went on to received his Bachelor of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1935
where he played in the University Marching Band. During World War II, Clem was
in charge of the "Test Gang" that inspected the Manitowoc-built submarines on
their trial runs. His career culminated as plant engineer for the Manitowoc
Company, a position he served in for many years. During those years he supervised
many improvements including the building of the Southworks and the construction
of the Sturgeon Bay Shipyard facilities. While living in Manitowoc, he was
involved in many civic and church projects and positions including City Planning
Commission, Manitowoc Public Utilities Commission, the building committee for
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the YMCA building committee. He also served a term
as president of First Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his first wife; Mildred Kolb and his brother; Florian
"Bill" Reinhardt.
He is survived by his loving wife: Georgiana; his daughter: Carol Powalisz; his
two sons: Ted and Peter Hall and his brother: Fred Reinhardt.
He and Georgie retired to Florida in 1985 where he played golf, enjoyed square
dancing and bridge, and took sunset walks on the beach.
Clem was a loving husband and a wonderful father and role model for his children.
He left this world the way he lived it-with honor, dignity, style, and grace. He
will be missed by those who knew him.
Herald Times Reporter, March 14, 2006
Clermont (Clem) Reinhardt, age 93, of Fort Myers, Fla., and formerly of
Manitowoc, passed away peacefully on March 10, 2006.
He was born in Brillion, on July 23, 1912. He graduated from Washington High
School in Two Rivers in 1930. He went on to received his Bachelor of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in 1935
where he played in the University Marching Band. During World War II, Clem was
in charge of the "Test Gang" that inspected the Manitowoc-built submarines on
their trial runs. His career culminated as plant engineer for the Manitowoc
Company, a position he served in for many years. During those years he supervised
many improvements including the building of the Southworks and the construction
of the Sturgeon Bay Shipyard facilities. While living in Manitowoc, he was
involved in many civic and church projects and positions including City Planning
Commission, Manitowoc Public Utilities Commission, the building committee for
Redeemer Lutheran Church and the YMCA building committee. He also served a term
as president of First Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his first wife; Mildred Kolb and his brother; Florian
"Bill" Reinhardt.
He is survived by his loving wife: Georgiana; his daughter: Carol Powalisz; his
two sons: Ted and Peter Hall and his brother: Fred Reinhardt.
He and Georgie retired to Florida in 1985 where he played golf, enjoyed square
dancing and bridge, and took sunset walks on the beach.
Clem was a loving husband and a wonderful father and role model for his children.
He left this world the way he lived it-with honor, dignity, style, and grace. He
will be missed by those who knew him.
Herald Times Reporter, March 14, 2006
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