Keith Krueger

To the family & friends of Keith Krueger, I was sorry to hear of your loss & apologize for my late condolences. I attended TAMU with Keith & am also a Class of 2002 graduate. He was brilliant, a complete gentleman & the epitome of an Aggie. You all shall remain in my thoughts & prayers. I shall think of Keith often & he shall serve as an inspiration to me as I know he does for so many others. God Bless, Jessica 'Kuzi' Kuzniarek

To the Krueger family, I'm sorry for your lost, I beg that you honestly look to God for full support appreciate the reason why Christ was resurrected it shows us that on a greater scale this will occur so have hope in knowing you'll see your loved one again, wish you the best!

William, Sue & Karla:

My deepest sympathy go out to you and your family. May God Bless and keep you in the days, weeks and years to come. My thoughts and prayers are with you!

Mr. and Mrs. Krueger,
I was so shocked when Sandra Becker called to tell me of your great loss. I was so impressed with Keith when I met him at Zion Lutheran Church here in Dallas when he was at SMU! You were blessed with a wonderful son! May God comfort you as you grieve your loss, but Keith's gain.
I hope that Romans 8:28 will bring you comfort: "For we know that in all things, God works for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose."

How can I even start to tell you how I hurt for the whole family? There is nothing I can say that can make you feel better, but I want all of you to know that my heart breaks for you. I don't know if I ever met Keith, but I do remember Ryan speaking of him a number of times. I didn't find out about your loss until Thursday night. Ryan was upset that he didn't find out sooner. We are all thinking of you and our prayers will be with you.

For the last few years I have had the privilege of being invited back as a fossil to the TYLA Spring Family Meeting. At that meeting I have an unofficial "duty" to run a...uh... probabilities seminar for the newer members of TYLA. Since it has been 2-3 years since I was on the Board each year when I came back I knew fewer and fewer current Board members. I met Keith a few years ago at one of the seminars. He walked right up and introduced himself. Being the only person in the room with gray hair he made me feel welcome and introduced me to a number of other new Board members.

Keith, a probabilities expert in his own right, was someone I always looked forward to visiting with each May.

Eleven rhymes with heaven.

My wife and my family offer our deepest sympathies. Keith and I served together on the TYLA Board and served as a two person subcommittee a few years ago. I got to know Keith pretty well. I miss you already my friend. I will hold you and the memory of all the good you represented close to me at all times. I will pray for you and your family and I will remain faithful to the belief that we will see you again. God Bless You Keith.

We met Keith in our weekly BNI meetings about a year and a half ago. We enjoyed his company and were blessed to meet such a great guy! He kept us laughing during the meetings with his wonderful personality and wit. Everyone loved Keith and he will be greatly missed.

We will keep your family in our prayers. God bless!

Brad & Sue Ayers
Chem-Dry of Brazos County

Dear Krueger Family,

My deepest sympathies are with your family at this time of grieving. May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared comfort you now and in the days ahead. This is but one brief moment and all will be as it was before - only better, infinitely happier and forever - We will all be one together with God.

Keith was an amazing man, a true friend, a brilliant attorney, and a humble servant leader. TYLA brought us together, but Keith’s warm and welcoming spirit made us friends. His legacy will forever live on through the people and communities he impacted by his unwavering service.

If we can be of any help throughout this difficult time, please just let us know.

With all our love,

William Royce, Sue, Mrs. Loesch, and family,
Just adding our sincere sympathy and condolensces on the loss of your precious son/grandson/brother. I know you all have beautiful memories that will last a lifetime until you are reunited with him again. Sounds like he was a great man. You have lots of people thinking of you and keeping you in our prayers. Wishing you God's peace,
Ronnie and Debbie Heidemann