Kirk Lambert Reisinger

Birth date: Sep 10, 1960 Death date: Apr 20, 2026

Kirk Lambert Reisinger September 10th,1960 – April 20, 2026 It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Kirk Lambert Reisinger, beloved son, father, friend, and steadfast companion, who was called to eternal rest on A Read Obituary

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Janet Alfonso

1w ago

in honor of Kirk.

I have many memories about Kirk and would not have known him, Sherry, Evan and Laura if not for Tom. Words can not even begin to express my feelings of loss for you. I miss the laughter, the jokes, debating and most of all the friendship. But most of all, winning the game of "31" against the reisingers vs moss/alfonso. We will see each other again. So save me a seat at the card table and I will bring the quarters. We can play "31" as long as we want and maybe we will invite Tom and Sherry or maybe not! Until then I will remember camping, atv and sitting on the deck in washington and oregon. You left us all too soon but will never be forgotten and the memories keep you with us everyday. Janet Alfonso(Tom Moss)

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Robin Michalke

4w ago

in honor of Kirk.

Kirk was my cousin. As children I have many fond memories of times together. Roller skating, The B & I, playing at Grandma and Grandpa's house and birthday parties. He was one in a million. Fun to be around, funny, a quick wit and just an all around great guy! We both share the middle name of our grandparents and he was always called "The Crowned Prince" because he was just that special. My prayers are with the family at this very sad time and I wish peace and comfort to Sherry most of all. A life well lived. May Kirk rest in peace.
Robin

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Marie Hadley

5w ago

Kirk was a great friend and a great storyteller, we will miss him always and forever.

Lauren Warren

5w ago

Kirk was one of the most engaging and funny people I have ever met. We worked at Williams Industrial together. in this picture. Kirk, David, and myself, wrapping up the pork show in Des Moines. Kirk was a big foodie and somehow found the best Italian place in Iowa , and we had just come from a great meal.
Kirk always understood that that's what life was about, meeting people and sharing an experience that they may not have had without him. We had great business trips together, and he always had a way if putting life into perspective. Great man, great friend, and the world is a little more dull without him in it.

Lauren F. Warren

Doug Lynch

5w ago

Kirk and I were best buds from 4th grade on, almost inseparable Jr high, high school. He will be deeply missed.

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