Werner Dennis Rhyner

Werner you were such an uplifting person to be around. I only knew you for a short time after retirement. I always looked forward to seeing you with your smile. You brought a smile to my face when I saw you come into a room. I always wanted to be your partner when playing cards. You helped me win many games. Helping others was such a big part of your life. I asked if you could be a backup for a medical appointment I had, and there was no hesitation, on your part, to help if needed. I loved to hear you talk about how much you enjoyed spending time with your family. You have no idea how much you will be missed.

I remember over 20 years ago he would help coach or softball team. He was always around helping out in any way. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing.

I was so impressed with how Werner helped take Care of our parents during the time they Needed lots of help. Also I remember how He Would come up to West Salem and clean the Hog house. Also how He used to get all duded Up for Octoberfest Straps and all Also when him and Betty on Sundays go Ice skating with me and Lisa inTenny Park Also Him and My zdsd would go to Chromes bar I it was Christmas Friday or Christmas Eve. Also which blew me away ordering Very rare steaks. Something him and Duane would Do. And then there's pool Wow was He good Made me so mad to play him He never let me Win. don harbers

My sincere condolences to the Ryhner family. A former friend and also client John Bock spoke very highly of Werner as a person and his accountant. .I knew Werner a long time as a client and accountant at Bocks. I learned to appreciate his Pleasant personality and excellent accounting abilities. Bill Snyder

It always stood out to me with Uncle Werner how he always seemed to have a big smile on his face. A wonderful sense of humor, he always made people laugh. I remember how much my Dad always loved teasing and joking around with Werner. I know Dad always enjoyed those times so very much. I will always remember that big smile, he will be dearly missed!