Birth date: Dec 10, 1933 Death date: Sep 27, 2020
Richard John "Ticker" Reichenberger, age 86, of Oshkosh passed away on Sunday morning September 27, 2020 at Theda Care Regional Medical Center in Appleton, WI. Richard was born in Oshkosh on December 10, 1933 the son of Ferdinand Read Obituary
Ticker was one of a kind! Such a genuine person. Always had a story or life lesson to share! All my sympathies to Suzie & the whole family! Dr. Knier
I have many fond memories of Ticker. He was an adopted grandpa to my daughters Sarah and Rachel when we lived on Wheatfield Way. They loved seeing "Grandpa Ticker" and "Grandma Susie." We will always remember his friendly smile and great personality. Sending love and prayers to all of you.
Kathy Schmidbauer
I’m saddened by his passing. I have fond memories of my uncle Ticker. He always had a smile on his face and a yummy hotdog when we would go to the meat market. May his family receive comfort with his memories and know that they will all be together some day in heaven. 🙏💙🙏
We will miss the Humor Ticker always had. Every time we saw him at Keith and Janets he was smiling and laughing. Always had a good joke to tell.
Hugs to you Susie and family.
One of my earliest memories I have was my Dad taking me to the old Reichenberger Meat Store across from Sacred Heart Church and getting pushed around the store with my brother on the hand cart. Often my grandfather Joe would be there, and occasionally my uncle Phil. but my great-uncle TIcker was ALWAYS there.
Everyone knew Ticker. I'll never forget meeting another Reichenberger around Oshkosh or wherever and then sorting out how we were related by asking the inevitable question "How are you related to Ticker?"--Because EVERYONE knew Ticker. Whenever I was about town and would bump into him, he always greeted me with a warm smile, a big handshake and hug and a "Hey Tony, good to see ya." The last time I saw him was at a wedding years ago and it was great joy to see him and share a drink.
I am immeasurably saddened to hear of his passing. I can't help but feel one of the great lynchpins that held our entire family together is now gone.
R.I.P. Ticker, you'll be missed.
