Birth date: Mar 3, 1951 Death date: Mar 23, 2007
Charles Paul Krueger "Chuck", 56 of North Ridgeville,died Friday, March 23, 2007 at his home following a short illness. He was born March 3, 1951 in Elyria and been a North Ridgeville resident his entire life. Mr. Krueger gradua Read Obituary
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Dear Linda & Lacey,
I am so sorry to hear about Chuck and your Dad.
Our deepest sympathy to you both. He was a great
person and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you. I'm so sorry I missed the wake, I just found this out today.
Let me know if there is anything we can do.
Love, Sylvia Alberts and Samantha & Jay
LINDA AND LACEY I'M SO SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LOSE. I'M STILL IN AZ, OR I WOULD HAVE BEEN THERE, MY PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU BOTH.
GOD BLESS YOU,
JO
Im so sorry to hear about Mr. Krueger I didnt know him well but I went to school with his daughter Lacey... My heart and prayers go out to Mr. Krueger and the entire family. Loss is never easy to deal with but it does get easier with time.. you just have to keep the memories close in your mind and in your heart. May he rest in peace and may mrs. Krueger and Lacey find peace and comfort in time.
Chuck will be missed greatly by the students and staff at Parkview School. For 18 years he devoted his time and effort to making our school a clean and comfotable place for children to learn. Chuck's special talent was his ability to talk with the students about their interests and hobbies. The students remember how Mr. Krueger would make sure they drank their milk before leaving the lunch room, or how he would ask them about the Indians or the Browns, or Cavs, or how he would just tell them to work hard and have a good day. He always had time to say something positive to a student, especially those in his "Kru Crew", kids who would help him clean the gym after lunch to get it ready for PE Class. With the staff Chuck was just as genuine and down to earth with us as he was with the kids. He took great pride in his work and it showed ---- in our classrooms, offices, hallways, but most of all, it showed in his smile and his positive attitude that he brought to Parkview School each day. I will personally miss his expertise on Cleveland sports ---- he was a font of information and opinion and I've missed those conversations greatly --- but I will treasure the time we shared together. Mrs. Krueger and Lacey, please know that Chuck was deeply loved and respected by those he worked with. He made a difference in many young lives just by showing he cared and by teaching kids about responsibility. I was saddened when I heard that Chuck lost the brave battle he fought, but he was a great player --- and that we will never forget! Please accept my sympathy for your loss, and know that all of us at Parkview have you in our thoughts and prayers.
I am so sorry to hear about Chuck. I work for the fairview park schools and worked with chuck for many years. He was always happy an joking and fun. Chuck also did his job very well. He will be sadly missed. I would be ther for the family on Sunday buy i am sick. your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Chuck talked alot about his family, he loved them very much. again i am so sorry Fairview lost a great guy.. terry kittle
I'm sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. I know it wont be easy, because I to have felt the pain of a lost loved one. I lost my daughter of 23 years last July. I was getting ready to go to the baseball complex to work in the concession stand for the last games of the season, when I got the call. I think I first met Chuck at the baseball meetings were we talked a lot about baseball. Chuck was a good guy, and he will be very missed. I know this baseball season will be hard, but I know he will be cheering us on especially his team. Go Angels
