Johnathon Reeka

Johnathon F Reeka (May 16, 1848  – Dec 1, 1959) was an American businessman and the driving force of the Reekan empire. He is best known for widening  and bringing the Reeka name into mainstream America , as well as orchestrating the launch of T he Reekan Chronicle. He was the son of retail company Reeka, Inc  founder Alexander Reeka  and his first wife Theresa Reeka (née Belks). Reeka was known for his extremely short temper and his aggressive outbursts.

Early Life and Career
Johnathon was born in A ustin, Texas, and raised in Dallas, Texas. After high school he entered the U niversity of California and later transferred to H arvard University, where he completed a degree in business in 1873.

 Following the death of his father, Johnathon took over the family business, Reeka Inc, merging it with his own company in 1917. He was married to Alexa Yates (m. 1868 - Her death),  and they had three children —  Paul Reeka, Katy Reeka and Tommy Reeka

Reeka died at age 111 in Bangor, Maine, and had amassed a fortune of $40 billion. He left the business to his son Paul and instructed it to be passed through his son and daughter in the event of Paul's death.