Christian Reisinger’s Coat of Arms
When somebody makes a trip to Stuttgart, Germany, it is often to pick up their new Mercedes or Porsche. But there are also people who come here to receive the coat of arms patent of their family crest or the results of their genealogical research.
On Thursday, November 12, Christian Reisinger visited us exactly for this reason.
Of course, we are also curious to learn about the motivations that bring customers to our company’s headquarters.
Christian Reisinger’s reasons for his coat of arms commission
Mr. Reisinger’s mother died this year, his father ten years ago. When his little son was born on June 10 of this year, the desire grew that he could one day leave something to his son, that tells him about his roots.
Even though the slogan of the Reisinger familiy says to always look forward and never back, it is very important for them to know about their roots and their family’s history.
That is why Mr. Reisinger began to browse his parents‘ estate for documents that might illuminate some details about his family history. Unfortunately, there was not much to be found.
According to stories his father once told him, the family used to have a family crest in earlier times. Naturally, he was now eager to find it. Our researchers, however, were not able discover said coat of arms, as a result Mr. Reisinger decided to create a new one.
He did so to honor the lifetime achievement of his father who in all areas of life – private as well as business – served him as a role model.
Handing over the Coat of Arms
On November 12, time had finally come for Mr. Reisinger to receiv his leather bound commission report and the coat of arms patent.
Here is a quote from Christian Reisinger:
„It is important for me to mention, that I had the fullest confidence in Pro Heraldica at all times of our cooperation. The communication with Mrs. Gruschka, Dr. Sutter and Mrs. Heimbach – in person or via telephone – has always been an enrichment for me and I felt splendidly taken care of. I can really recommend Pro Heraldica to everyone who wants to create a coat of arms or have research done on their family history!“
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