Keller Family

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1. Find A Grave.com, database and images
   1. • Date: 17 September 2012
      • Page: Memorial page for Bernard G Riegel (9 Nov 1929–17 Sep 2012), Find A Grave Memorial no. 146827564, citing Calvary Cemetery, Kettering, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA
      • Transcript:

        RIEGEL, Bernard George age 82, of Miami Township, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, a loving husband, father and grandfather, an active member of Saint Henry Catholic Church for over 38 years and a teacher at the high school and college levels, passed away Monday, September 17, 2012 in his home with his family at his side after a two year battle with cancer. Bernie was preceded in death by his parents: Bernard and Anna and one brother: Joe. He is survived by his wife of 42 years: Mary Jo (Neiheisel); his children and their spouses: Christopher and Kathy Riegel, Amanda and Don Mascarenhas and John 'Tony' and Amy Riegel; sisters: Dolores Keller and Helen Noel; brothers: John and wife, June and Robert; a sister-in-law: Judy Riegel; four adorable grandchildren who always brightened his life: AnnMarie, Kate, Aida and John; numerous nieces and nephews and a host of friends. Bernie was an avid reader, especially history and was a life long teacher, reverting to the teaching mode at any point in his life with anyone at any time. He had a quick wit with a dry delivery and always had an answer or comment that made people laugh. His first love was the Catholic Church. He was a graduate of Saint Meinrad Archabby and School of Theology with an extremely broad and well rounded education earning a Masters Degree in Education and a PhD in Human Behavior. He served with the Archdiocese of Indianapolis for 10 years before moving to Cincinnati where he taught at Walnut Hills High School. In Dayton he taught at the University of Dayton, Wright State University Medical School Gerontology Program and also was a Gerontology consultant. After retirement he taught part time at Sinclair Community College. Bernie was a product of the Depression and as a result was the original saver, recycler and repairman. He used this knowledge as an apartment owner for many years. Many of his tenants became good friends. He spent the past few years researching and writing a book. He was fascinated by other cultures and enjoyed traveling and learning about other peoples.

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1. Riegel, Bernard George Jr.