Gunter Rueb was truly a citizen of the world. We had the distinct privilege of working with him, here in New England, for nearly two decades. His visits were much anticipated, and always resulted in expanding both business opportunities, and personal relationships. While traveling in the car, or chatting over dinner, Gunter would share his life story and vast travel experiences. Natural as a story teller, he had engrossing stories to tell. He was the rare individual with both a technical and artistic mind. He will be dearly missed. Bon Voyage, Gunter
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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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