Owen A. Krueger er
Dec. 30, 1911-Sept. 1, 1008 { 96

PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. —
Owen A. Krueger, 86, of Paradise
Valley, formerly of Monroe, where
he was the former owner and pres-_
ident of the Monroe County Weld:
ing and Engineering Co., died Sept.
1 after a long illness.

Messinger Mortuary and Chapel,
Scottsdale, Ariz.,
was in charge of
arrangements.

Born Dec. 30,
1911, he was the
son of Otto Paul
and Julie (Imober-
stag) Krueger. He
married Marie
Dusseau. aac

He was a part- (RUEGER
ner then owner
and president of
the Monroe Welding and Engineer-
ing Co., Monroe, until taking a med-

’ ical retirement in the early 1970s.
The company was involved with
building the Navarre Field football
stadium and the St. Mary Park .
bandstand.

He was a life member of Mason-
ic Lodge 27 and a member of the
Monroe Shrine Temple, where he
served as president in the late1940s,
the Monroe Club and the Monroe
County Chamber of Commerce. He,
was a board member at St. Paul’s
United Methodist Church, Monroe,
for many years. :

He moved to Arizona 22 years
ago, where he became an active vol-
unteer at Paradise Valley
Methodist Church. He enjoyed gar-
dening and building projects.

Surviving are his wife; two
daughters, Barbara Eckoff of Cum-
ming, Iowa, and Ann-Marie
Krueger of Scottsdale, Ariz.; a sis-
ter, Carol Dennison of Santa Fe,
N.M.; three grandchildren, and
eight great-grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to the
Paget’s Disease Foundation, 120
Wall St., Ste. 1602, New York, N.Y.
10005-4001.