I am deeply saddened to hear of Gunter's passing. I feel honored to have known Gunter and spend time with him and Lottie . Gunter was one of a kind. He was a loving , kind and generous man . He had a gift of making everyone in his presence feel special .My fondest memories of him were dinners with Gunter and Lottie. Over dinner and a bottle of wine , he would share his stories of his move from Germany to America to start up American Zettler . I loved hearing about Lottie and Gunter's trips to exotic places .He was a family man and loved his family above all else.
My thoughts and prayers are with Lovely Lottie , Angie and his grandchildren . I will miss you Gunter but I will never forget you . Till we meet again
Joan Morgan
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A life remembered.
Gunter Rueb, 83 of Newport Coast California passed away peacefully on February 18, 2017.
He was born March 10, 1933 in Munich Germany. He is survived by his wife Lotte Rueb, daughter Angie Stinar, and his grandchildren Jessica Nathanson, Tiffany Nathanson, Shane Stinar, and Kylie Stinar.
He graduated with an Engineering degree in Munich and then went on to work in Germany for several years. He came to America over 50 years ago with Zettler Munich, on a project through NASA, and later acquired American Zettler. He had an unwavering work ethic and truly loved what he did. He always maintained a very diplomatic approach no matter what the situation. He treated his employees and colleagues and everyone he came into contact with, with kindness, respect and fairness. He was an incredibly loving family man who was immensely educated, cultured and thoroughly enjoyed travel.
He will be greatly missed by his family and all who had the privilege of knowing him.
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