Dave, Priya, Maya And Leena
Remembering all the wonderful times with Papa. All of you are in our thoughts.
Birth date: Jun 5, 1939 Death date: Jul 27, 2018
Krueger, Charles Huston "Mike", age 79, of Dayton, passed away Friday, July 27th, 2018 after a rich life and a brave battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was born June 5th, 1939 to Mildred (Bremer) and Charles H. Krueger, Sr. Mike Read Obituary
Remembering all the wonderful times with Papa. All of you are in our thoughts.
Where I have gone I am not so small. My soul is as wide as the world is tall. I have gone to answer the call, the call of the One who takes care of us all. Where you look, you will find me there. In the heart of a rose. In the heart of a prayer. On butterflies wings, on wings of my own. To You, I am gone. But I\u2019m never alone\u2026.I am home.\r\n\r\nKruegar Family - I did not directly work for Mike but he always said hello when we would meet in the hallways in Bldg 620. Keeping your family in our hearts & prayers.\r\n\r\nbonny
Our family will miss you - you are a man of substance.
Mike was a great friend and former neighbor. We have so many wonderful memories of the times when his daughters and ours were all growing up together. Tony and Mike were proud to have been elected to the Trotwood Madison School Board and worked many long hours together to improve the school district and to make life better for our youth. We will miss him very much. He made our lives and those of everyone he knew much better. We remember how patient he was to be a Rockette Dad, letting all the Rockette Moms take over his home to make apple dumplings, subs and so much more for our fundraisers. We like to think he is eating his favorite ice cream right now, probably with home-made pie!
Julie & Cindy, my deepest sympathies to the two of you and your mother. I recall your father as both your parent involved with our activities - Marching Band & Rockettes - and as a school board member. I was probably unusual in that I attended their meetings fairly regularly because of my involvement with the Student Council. He always impressed me as a gentle and dedicated individual. I'm not entirely sure that his signature isn't one of the ones on my Trotwood Madison High School diploma. May G-d send His comfort and peace here and now and may our faith in the resurrection to come sustain you in the days and years to come. Blessings.