Biography:
John S. Reindollar, Sr., 97, formerly of Westminster, died Tues, Oct 18, at The Brethren Home, New Oxford. He was the widower of Hilda L. (Swartzbaugh) Reindollar who died March 24, 2013. Born Jan 12, 1920 in Littlestown, John was the son of the late Clayton Samuel and Amanda (Baker) Reindollar. He served in the Navy during WWII and was retired from C & P Telephone of Westminster after 32 years of service.
Surviving are his daughter and son-in-law, Janet E. & Robert A. Martin of Westminster; his 3 grandchildren: Scott R. & David A. Martin, Michele E. Smith; and his 8 great grandchildren. John was predeceased by his son, John S. Reindollar, Jr., his brother, Ray Clayton Reindollar and his sister, Ada Isabelle Shetter. He was a member of Christ U.C.C., Littlestown; a life member of Westminster Moose; C & P Telephone Pioneers and years ago was a volunteer for Pleasant Valley Fire Dept.
Funeral Service is Friday, Oct 21, at 11 A.M. at Little’s Funeral Home, Littlestown with The Rev. Craig E. Arentz and The Rev. Marjorie Lauver officiating. Interment is in Meadow Branch Cemetery, Westminster. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Cross Keys Village Brethren Home Community, Good Samaritan Fund, 2990 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford, PA 17350. Online condolences may be shared on www.littlesfh.com
Condolences(03)
dianne cummings gebhart
Oct 21st, 2016 12:17 pm
#3
Unfortunately, I was unable to attend, but my great Uncle Johnny will always hold a special place in my heart. I have fond memories that I'll never forget. I'm glad I got to see him at the Brethren Home. RIP Uncle Johnny
Tracey Despines
Oct 20th, 2016 5:59 pm
#2
I work evening shift at CKV. Mr John was the kindest, most gentle gentleman that I have ever met. It has been a privilege taking care of him and I have so many fond memories. I loved hearing him and one of the other gentlemen talk of their service in the Navy. He was such an Oriole's fan and loved strawberry ice cream. If they were ever losing, he would joke with me that it was because I hadn't brought him his ice cream yet!! He enjoyed being "tucked" into bed with covers being pulled up to his neck. He would always say "you did a good deed and I thank you!" I can honestly say that I saw him smile every day of the two years I've been there Rest In Peace John. You taught many of us the true way to treat others. I will certainly miss your humor and smile
Nancy Vandevender
Oct 20th, 2016 3:20 pm
#1
Janet I am so sorry about your Dad passing, I will always remember him and working with you at CKBHV.
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