Stephen Richard Reinhart

Stephen Richard Reinhart joined his wife in heaven on November 15, 2023 at Legacy of Bucyrus.  Stephen was born August 17, 1960 in Bucyrus to the late Toby (Gearhart) Reinhart.  He is survived by his father Mike Young of Bucyrus.  Stephen was also preceded in death by his loving wife Patricia Jo Balduf Reinhart on January 28, 2020, son Grant Nickelson, brother Larry Reinhart, and special friend Tony Frazier.

Stephen is also survived by children Trista (Terry Howard) Dauchenbaugh, Michelle Coffer, Kyle and Kim Reinhart, Sara (Ivan Hansford), Casey Reinhart, Cody (Paige Russell) Reinhart, and Dakota (David Holder) Reinhart, Peyton Reinhart, step children Amelia (Barkley) Alexis Balduf, April Balduf, and Shaina Johnson; grandchildren Audrianna,  Dustin Junior, Hailey, Ericka, Caiden, Emaleigh, Kaila, Landen, Brasen, Carmen, Marley, Zayden, Branden, Serenity, Jade, Jesse, Addison, Eddie, Phillip, William, Zachery, Kiezer, Amora, JD, Makaila, Asher, Zoe, Leah, Gracie, Hayden; step grandchildren;  great grandchildren Harrison, Vaida, Harper; brothers John (Cathy Cuffman) Reinhart and Kenneth (Christine Butler) Reinhart; mother in law Norma Corfman, and friend who was like a brother Gurtis Rittenberry.

Stephen enjoyed hunting of all types, deer, rabbit, squirrel, morel mushrooms, and arrowheads.  He loved fishing, turtle trapping, and frog gigging as well.  Stephen truly enjoyed teaching his outdoor skills to his children and grandchildren.

Stephen was a man who could make anyone laugh, loved pranking everyone and never told the same joke twice.  He also had the most giving heart if he felt it could make someone happy.  Stephen would give away everything he owned to make someone else smile.

Stephen was in the Ohio National Guard Army and worked for several years at Glenville Meat Packing where he loved his job.  He also worked at St. James Lumber yard in Iberia.

The family would like to thank his entire Hospice team for the care, understanding, and all the emotional support.  Also, the family would like to thank Legacy of Bucyrus skilled nursing and rehabilitation for all the care he received.  A very special thanks to Brittany, Cassie, Haley, Melissa, Missy, Dana, Kathy, Jacob, Bianca, and his aunt Suzy who always went the extra mile to make him comfortable.

Stephen’s wish was to have cremation with no formal services.  The staff of the Munz-Pirnstill Funeral Home is assisting with arrangements.  Expressions of sympathy can be left at www.munzpirnstill.com