According to his obituary, Dayton businessman Harold Robert Rieck Jr., 96, passed away on Monday.
On April 19, there will be a gathering of family and friends from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Carillon Park Kettering Family Education Center, 1000 Carillon Boulevard, Dayton, with a memorial service beginning at 6 p.m.
The family’s mechanical contracting business, Rieck Services, celebrated 125 years in operation in 2017.
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Rieck said to the Dayton Daily News in that same year, “Customers in Dayton understand quality, and we work hard to give it. He continued, “It’s unbelievable.” “Dayton loves me just as much as I love him.”
In the 1890s, Herman Rieck established a modest company on Wayne Avenue.
The business erected furnaces and sheet metal roofing all over the city, and Herman Rieck earned a reputation for providing quick service by galloping through the streets on horseback.
After 60 years with the business, Harold Rieck sold his shares in 2015 in order to spend more time with his family and concentrate on his philanthropic efforts.
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The shares of Rieck Services, a commercial mechanical contractor located at 5245 Wadsworth Road, were acquired by four board members of the company at the time from Rieck and vice president Larry Cottle.
In 2015, Chief Executive Doug Mayse noted that the Rieck family has been in charge of the company for more than 120 years, starting with Harold’s great-grandfather Herman F. Rieck. Harold is a member of the Rieck family’s fourth generation.
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