Birth date: Feb 22, 1925 Death date: Aug 8, 2011
Harriett K. Krueger (nee Kern) was born February 22, 1925 in Lakewood, OH Preceded in death by her parents, Elizabeth and Harold Kern, and uncle, Charles Kern and a brother, Bruce Kern. She is survived by her husband, Alfred of Se Read Obituary
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Buzz, Sue, When I think of growing up on Root Rd., I smile, even chuckle,with all the things we did, and our parents endured it all. Those were great times and I miss that. Your Mom was a great lady and I know you will miss her. Thinking of you, give your Dad a hug, Diane
To my dear friend and classmate, Jean, and all the family. We have been friends with the family for many years and many memories we share. Raising children, living on Chestnut Ridge And Root Rd.-Although we haven't seen each other for a long time, there is sadness in saying' so long to Harriet'.Treasure the memories of her always..
The news of your passing is a great sorrow to me. How can I say how much you meant to me as my loving American mother and how much I will miss you and your jolly stories, great precept & spirits. We were so far apart. and now we really are. But you are always in my heart. Thank you for being my mom and I love you.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. I love you grandma! You taught me to do what you need to do no matter what. Your love, strength and perserverance taught me more than I could ever convey to you. Grandma, you understood, heartache and pain, yet you kept going no matter what. Every day was a new day. I love you and will forever miss your strength, your presence in my life. I never stayed in touch enough, For that I will always mourn. But, the impact of your life will always propel me to look forward, and to be more and do more. I love you, Sandy
The childhood memories came flooding back when I saw of your mothers
passing. Keep those wonderful memories close as they will help you when
you need it the most. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
My heart cries because I miss you so, but rejoices that you are now at peace and no longer feel pain. Thank you for all you have done to make me a confident, strong, and courageous woman and the inspiration you gave to always care about and help others. My memories of your life will bring me comfort always.
I will always cherish the kindness, love, and welcome you offered me from the first day of our meeting. Knowing you for only 13 years was not nearly long enough, but every visit has left me with precious memories of the wonderful person you were to everyone you met. You will be missed greatly, but I will carry you in my heart.
We will always love and miss you but are glad you are at peace now. Thanks for giving us not just life, but a great one.
