Jeremy "Buck" Reinders

July 4, 1991 - September 25, 2020

Jeremy Randal Reinders, 29, passed away Friday, September 25, 2020 in Oshkosh, WI. Jeremy was born July 4, 1991 in Oshkosh, WI. He graduated from Oshkosh North High School and furthered his education with certifications in automobile repair, small engine repair, forklift driver, and his most recent adventure appliance installation and repair. Jeremy was the guy who lit up a room, no matter where he was. He had the ability to make you feel special. He was a great storyteller, being so animated it made you feel like you were there. He loved to make people smile and would help out anyone at any time, no matter what. Jeremy was intelligent and SO eager to learn new things and be the best he could be. Most of all, he loved his family with his whole heart. He was a son, a brother, an uncle, and a friend. It was important to him that they knew how much he loved them and cared for them. He always wanted his friends to know they had a family within his family. So many of his friends call Jeremy’s mom, mom. He let them know there was always a hug waiting for them whenever needed. He had such a hunger for life and to him the little things were the big things. Jeremy loved sitting by a fire telling stories, spending time with loved ones, lighting off fireworks on his birthday, sketching, and family dinners. He will be greatly missed by many. Jeremy was survived by his mother, Bonnie Brooks; brother, Benjamin (Lisa) Loos; sister, Marlene (Brandon) Foth; his dearest friend and confidant who could always bring him back to center, George Jansen; nieces and nephews, Owen Foth, Gennavie Reinders, Sierra Mount, Briella Mount, Gabbi Loos, and Braydon Foth; close aunt and uncles, Barb (Tom) Moen, Bob (Karen) Brooks, and Brenda Brooks Kuhr; and many aunts and uncles, great aunts and uncles, first cousins, second cousins, and his grandmother, Judy Reinders. Jeremy was preceded in death by his grandparents, Lionel Kenneth “Porky” Brooks and Marlene Therese Kappell Brooks; and his uncle, James Kuhr. We would like to thank Aurora Pain Management, Aurora Sports Health, Aurora Behavioral Health, Emt’s of Oshkosh, and a very special thank you to Brandon Foth for doing all you could. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.