Alfred William Mueller, 89, of Lenzburg, IL born December 19, 1930 in New Athens IL, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at the New Athens Home for Aged in New Athens, IL. Alfred was a retired farmer and a U.S. Air Force veteran. He was a member the Farm Bureau and St. Peter United Church of Christ in Lenzburg, IL.
Mr. Mueller was preceded in death by his parents; Walter G. and Marguerite P. (Pannier) Mueller.
Alfred is survived by is wife of 66 years; Lillian A. (Glajchc) Mueller, whom he married on June 6, 1953 at St. Peter United Church of Christ in Lenzburg, IL, 1 daughter; Katherine A. Hougland of Lenzburg, IL, 3 sons; Howard A. (Valerie) Mueller, Marvin L. Mueller and David P. Mueller all of Lenzburg, IL, 2 grandchildren; Dr. Timothy C. (Nikki) Hougland of Columbia, MO and Stefanie A. (Cody) Everding of New Athens, IL and 2 great grandchildren; Lucas and Lacey Everding.
Memorials in Alfred’s honor may be made to St. Peter United Church of Christ in Lenzburg, IL or to the New Athens Home for the Aged.
A private family graveside service at St. Peter United Church of Christ Cemetery is being scheduled.
A memorial service at St. Peter United Church of Christ in Lenzburg, IL will be held at a later date.
Heil-Schuessler Funeral Home in New Athens, IL is in charge of arrangements.
Kathy and family,
We are so sorry for the loss of your Father.
May you cherish the memories and remember prayers and hugs are coming your way from afar.
Charles and Bertie Zipfel
Grayslake, Illinois
Our prayers to your family during this difficult time.
ReplyLillian and family Condolences on your loss. May Alfred rest in peace after so many years of farming and working with the family together. Kathy, Howard, Marvin and David – sympathies to each of you as we remember your father.
ReplyI’m very sorry for your loss. Isn’t it ironic that the Ki g and Queen of the nursing home passed away just 3 days apart of each other. It was very nice to meet you all. Thoughts and prayers for your family.
Pamela Sinn Hargan
Kathy, Lillian and family I am so sorry to hear about Alfred. May he Rest In Peace
ReplyKathy, So sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and your family.
ReplyMy condolences and sympathy prayers are with you all through your grieving.
ReplySo sorry for your loss. Our prayers to your family. I always enjoyed Alfred.
ReplyDear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred as he is resting peacefully and to be their tomorrow
when he is laid to rest. Praying that you all get a chance to get much need rest. God is watching over all of you now to help you all find peace,
Dear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred as he is resting peacefully and to be their tomorrow
when he is laid to rest. Prayers for all of you.
Dear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred and to be their tomorrow when he is laid to rest. Prayers for all of you.
Sorry to hear about Alfred. I always enjoyed talking to him. First time I met him was when one Fall day I was driving down Darmstadt rd and he was working on hooking up the wagon to his mounted picker. I helped my Dad for years with the same picker so I drove out in the field and hooked the wagon up for him. He shut the tractor off and we talked for a while. Thereafter I would always stop to talk to him when I’d see him in the yard.
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Sorry to hear about Alfred. I always enjoyed talking to him. First time I met him was when one Fall day I was driving down Darmstadt rd and he was working on hooking up the wagon to his mounted picker. I helped my Dad for years with the same picker so I drove out in the field and hooked the wagon up for him. He shut the tractor off and we talked for a while. Thereafter I would always stop to talk to him when I’d see him in the yard.
Dear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred and to be their tomorrow when he is laid to rest. Prayers for all of you.
Dear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred as he is resting peacefully and to be their tomorrow
when he is laid to rest. Prayers for all of you.
Dear Aunt Lilly and Family,
Been thinking about all of you this afternoon. Oh how I wish I could have been
their to view Uncle Alfred as he is resting peacefully and to be their tomorrow
when he is laid to rest. Praying that you all get a chance to get much need rest. God is watching over all of you now to help you all find peace,
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers to your family. I always enjoyed Alfred.
My condolences and sympathy prayers are with you all through your grieving.
Kathy, Lillian and family I am so sorry to hear about Alfred. May he Rest In Peace
Kathy, So sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and your family.
I’m very sorry for your loss. Isn’t it ironic that the Ki g and Queen of the nursing home passed away just 3 days apart of each other. It was very nice to meet you all. Thoughts and prayers for your family.
Pamela Sinn Hargan
Lillian and family Condolences on your loss. May Alfred rest in peace after so many years of farming and working with the family together. Kathy, Howard, Marvin and David – sympathies to each of you as we remember your father.
Kathy and family,
We are so sorry for the loss of your Father.
May you cherish the memories and remember prayers and hugs are coming your way from afar.
Charles and Bertie Zipfel
Grayslake, Illinois
Our prayers to your family during this difficult time.