Henry William Reichert

Henry was an Electrical Engineer with an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Lawrence Technological University. He gave 25 years of dedicated service to Detroit Edison / DTE and was the extremely proud Founder and CEO of Maximum Alarm and Surveillance. His vast technical knowledge in alarm and surveillance systems, electrical and security gate contracting and his ability to plan things out and get the impossible done were his work’s legacy. His efforts benefited untold many people.

Henry was pre-deceased by his beloved son,

http://ahpeters.tributecenteronline.com/obituaries/obituary-listings?obId=12425671">Justin Christopher Reichert (March 9, 2020)

and his loving parents Heinrich and Angela Reichert, Uncle Ewald Friedl (Germany) and Uncle Wilhelm Reichert (Germany).

He was the deeply caring and devoted Best Friend to Justin’s Mother, Jennifer Darga. Beloved brother of Frederick (Cheryl) Reichert and Barbara Reichert (David Zajac). Dear cousin to Liz (Tim) Meyer, Susan Friedl and Brigitte Kaiser (Germany). Beloved nephew of Max (Muriel) Friedl and Betty Friedl (Germany). Uncle to Alvin and Brooke Mercedes, Paul and Colleen Reichert, Kurt Reichert and Lindsey Meyer. Henry was a friend to his neighbors and nearly everyone he met.

Henry will be remembered for his deep love of God and his growth in Christianity and his committed and unending love for his son Justin, whom he often said was the biggest blessing in his life. His stories, hearty laugh and sense of humor and his love of food will be missed at our family events. His willingness to share his gifts to serve folks in need, helping friends and family without fanfare, will always be remembered. His continued drive for (and achievements) in higher education and certifications that supported his passion and entrepreneurial work ethic were remarkable. He loved his country. Most of all, those who knew him well remember the golden, sensitive and kind heart that was within his “tough guy” shell. Henry’s words of advice for life: “Be Positive”.

Rev. 21:4: There will be no more tears, death, mourning, or pain.

1 Cor. 15:42-43: What’s more, we will never become stressed, exhausted, frustrated, angry, or sick, because our new bodies will be imperishable, sinless and powerful.

Dearest and Loved Henry: This is what we wish for you. Rest in Peace until we meet again.

A Memorial Service will be scheduled at a later date. Arrangements being handled by A. H. Peters Funeral Home of Warren, MI.