Matthew Allen Riemenschneider

Matthew Riemenschneider December 26, 1959 - November 6, 2025 Matthew (Mattman) Riemenschneider shattered our world when he suddenly left his earthly body. For over 40 years, Matt owned The Cuisine Limousine, his mobile catering truck. Recently serving the Midway area, he brought laughter and joy while forging lifelong friendships. Matt cherished spoiling his wife, Kelly, and never failed making her feel like his queen. When Kelly joined a golf league, he couldn't contain his excitement. He immediately supplied her with her own clubs, balls, clothing, and golf bag; all matching colors, of course. "You might stink at golf," he teased, "but at least you'll look good." Kelly was clear that God created Matt just for her. Matt was the most supportive and loving father, always being there for every venture with a camera in hand to capture all the fun. He never missed an opportunity to cheer for the ones he loved. The memories of the many road trips he and his children went on will last forever. He was funny, kind, patient and always answered the phone during an emergency. He loved to tease, joke and share his contagious laugh. He simply was the best father anyone could ask for. He was a doting grandfather who delighted in simple traditions. Every Monday, he would dump out a huge plastic bag full of stuffies and let each grandkid pick one. Tuesdays, for the past 3 years, his grandson Myles would go to work with him. After that, Matt would take Myles and Naiomi to Urban Air, where he acted like a kid himself. He set up bouncy houses, pools, obstacle courses, and swings. "Papa's heart was too big," Myles told his mother, "that's why it stopped beating." Matt was an avid golfer who eagerly looked forward to retirement so he could spend more time on the greens. True to his playful nature, he started building his own mini golf course; his way of sharing the game with his grandkids while also helping Kelly with her putting. Another cherished tradition was playing weekly board games, where laughter and friendly competition filled the house. No matter who he played with, Matt created a space where everyone felt welcome and connected. He will be remembered for his generous heart, inquisitive mind, and unwavering devotion to those he loved. His legacy lives on in the stories shared, the games played, and the meals enjoyed together. Matt's presence was a gift to all who knew him. He is survived by the love of his life Kelly Jendro, children Dylan and Chaunsee (Kurt) Anderson, stepchildren Steve (Kristie) Jendro and Josh Jendro, grandchildren Naiomi, Myles, Violet, and Lainey, siblings Linda (Jay) Zahn, Tony, Sandy and Phil (Amy), his many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Preceded in death by his parents Lydell and Vi, stepdad Bob Law, brothers-in-law Clarke Peterson and Glenn Flickenger, and his brother and best friend Jeff. Matt's Celebration of Life will be held on December 6th, 2025. Washburn-McReavy Glen Haven Chapel 5125 West Broadway Crystal, MN 55429 Visitation from 10AM-11AM, Service from 11AM-12PM, Luncheon and board games from 12PM-4PM In lieu of flowers, buy your grandkids something ridiculous, eat candy for breakfast, and tell someone you love them. Matty boy, we love you and we miss you!!!

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Matthew Allen Riemenschneider

December 26, 1959 - November 6, 2025

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