Birth date: Jul 17, 1940 Death date: Jul 4, 2016
Maren Reimbold (nee Engel), of Moorestown, passed away peacefully on July 4, 2016. Born in Schleswig, Germany, she was 75 years old. Maren was the beloved wife of Max W. Reimbold for 55 years. Loving mother of Michael and his wife Read Obituary
Words cannot describe how sorry we are that Maren is not with us anymore. Our deepest sympathies to all of you--Max, Michy, Michael, John, Gretchen and all the grandchildren. Our families have been friends for over 50 years with all the stories and memories that go along with those years--Friends from Delran through our moves to Cinnaminson and Moorestown, our days at The Gamut and beyond. Maren was full of life, love, sense of adventure, love of family & friends, generosity, style & good taste, love of entertaining, amazing strength of mind and character, and a sense of humor that is all uniquely Maren. She coined many phrases that are remembered--"slap your self on the shoulder and keep going." "Do what you can today! Don't wait for tomorrow." "Stick up for yourself and don't let anyone push you around!" These are a few...that I remember--and often say to myself and think of her. She will be missed, but never forgotten...
Karen, Orazio & Michael Cifolelli
Lillian & Gerry Kriss
Dear Max, Michael and Michy,
I was very sad to hear of Maren's passing. My friendship with Maren was a very warm one which developed on the cold slopes of St.Sauveur and Tremblant. I much appreciated her company. I enjoyed our conversations on travel, music and so many other subjects.
Her hospitality was very well known and stopping at the condo on hill 68 was always a pleasure.
My most sincere sympathy to you all.
Marie Desmarais
Dear Max and Family,
with deep sympathy. Joanne and Don
To Maren I light this candle for you, so your beautiful smile will light up heavens, your in my heart always.
Joanne Johnson
Maren. It is hard to find words to express my gratitude for all the happiness and good moments that she brought to my life while having the pleasure of working for her.
She had a lot of style and was always happy and willing to help everyone
Even by being a simple worker, she always treated me very well. It was a pleasure to be part of her life somehow. She had a large heart and I'll always be thankful to her and keep her alive in my heart. Our prayers go to Max and the whole family.
Elaine and Ronaldo Empke
