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Pearl J Reichenbach
January 22, 1938 - November 6, 2018

Place of Birth: Wishek, ND
Residence: Sidney, MT
Age: 80

Pearl was born January 22, 1938, in Wishek, North Dakota to Eferham and Caroline (Gunsch) Messner. The family moved to their homestead in Dore, North Dakota where Pearl grew up farming with her family and fishing with her Dad. She attended school in Dore, and finished at Fairview High School. On June 8, 1957 she married Walter Reichenbach and the couple began their life together; their dream was to one day own their own place. Walter and Pearl worked on several farms from 1958 to 1969, Bauman, Foster, LaLonde, and the Fulton place. Three children were born to the couple. Finally, they found their own place in Sidney, MT. and in 1968, Walter and Pearl purchased the Hardy farm.
Pearl farmed alongside her husband while raising three children. She also busied herself raising chickens and selling eggs to the local grocery store, selling fresh milk and cream to friends and family, and gardening. Pearl was a master seamstress. In her “spare time” she loved to sew identical dresses for her twin girls. It was common for her to start sewing projects in the evening and the girls would have new outfits by morning. Pearl enjoyed cooking and baking. Food was love in her kitchen, and there was always plenty of both in her home. Mom had a kind heart towards all God's creations, people and furry friends alike; many cats and dogs found a happy home with her whether it be in the barn, a converted chicken coop, or under her own roof.
Pearl and Walt retired from farming in 2002. Retirement brought much joy for Pearl. She enjoyed more time with her grown children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Pearl joined an exercise group at the hospital where she met her lifelong friends that continued to enjoy each other every morning at the hospital coffee shop long after the exercising stopped. She volunteered at the hospital gift shop, worked as a Hospice Caregiver, and became active in her church. Pearl was a fiercely faithful blood donor stopping only when her health interfered with giving.
Over the past five years Pearl’s home was with her daughter Cyndi in Sidney with Walter never far from her side. They shared each other’s company at meals, visits with friends and family, listening to golden oldies, watching the Hallmark channel; and her favorite, long rides with Walter visiting familiar places in the valley. Pearl joined her Heavenly Father on November 6, 2018 at home with her husband at her side.
Pearl is survived by her husband Walter Reichenbach, son Jim Reichenbach, Sidney, daughters Sandy Harding, Bozeman, and Cyndi Reichenbach, Sidney/Helena, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, one sister and two brothers.

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Sharon Smelser (Sidney, MT)
Nov 7, 2018
For a very dear, sweet Lady, the struggle is over but her laughter and strong faith in her Lord will live on. I have missed her (to hear her laugh I would call her "Pearly-Baby") being part of the worship at Trinity and of our Ladies Mission Group. May God strengthen and comfort Walt and all of Pearl's children. She is with her Savior now.
Dawn & Kelly Bahls
Nov 7, 2018
Thinking of Pearl's family and friends at this time. What a sweet little lady. May God comfort you in the days ahead.
Dorothy Rogers (Sidney, Montana)
Nov 7, 2018
I'm very sorry for your loss.
I'm honored to have had the privilege
of getting to know Pearl and taking care
of her for a time.
She was a wonderful person..
Carolyn & Kelvin Buxbaum (Sidney, Montana)
Nov 8, 2018
We are sorry for the great loss to your entire family.
Dennis & Marilyn Clark (Helena, MT)
Nov 8, 2018
Dear Cyndi & Family,
So sorry for the loss of your Mom. We know she was greatly loved and cared for. We pray she is at peace, and that all of your family will take comfort in the memories she leaves in your hearts.
Wanda Mitchell (Virginia Beach, Virginia)
Nov 12, 2018
My sympathy for your loss. I had many friendly conversations with Pearl over the years. She had a ready laugh and a smile for everyone. I know she will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
Uwe Wauker (Dassel, Germany)
Nov 18, 2018
Je schöner und voller die Erinnerung,
desto schwerer ist die Trennung.
Aber die Dankbarkeit verwandelt die Qual der Erinnerung in eine stille Freude.
Man trägt das vergangene Schöne nicht wie einen Stachel,
sondern wie ein kostbares Geschenk in sich. Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Sheryl S Douglas (Billings, MT)
Nov 28, 2018
Dear Reichenbach Family,
I was saddened to read about Pearl, but also happy that she is now enjoying Heaven. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. I have many pleasant memories of her as I am sure you do, too. May those special memories & the peace & comfort of the Holy Spirit sustain you in the days to come as you remember her.
Love,
Sheryl Douglas
Beloved Wife, Mom, Grandma, Great Grandma & Farming Queen
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