Jeffrey William Krenzer: In Our Care ~ July 3, 2020
Categories: Obituaries
Jeffrey Krenzer
1954-2020
Maysville, Missouri…..Jeffrey William Krenzer, age 65, was born September 28, 1954 in Kansas City, Kansas, the son of William Lewis and Winona Irene (Woodrick) Krenzer and passed away July 3, 2020.
Jeff’s early life was shaped by Our Savior Lutheran Church Kansas City, KS where he went to school through 8th grade and was Baptized and Confirmed. Jeff was a graduate of Shawnee Mission North High School. Jeff and his father owned and operated Tomahawk Amusement Company. Later he and his wife Susie owned and operated Pony Express RV Park in Maysville.
Jeff and Susan Beth Hartwig were united in marriage August 18, 2009. Jeff loved visiting casinos, sports (especially Kansas City Chiefs and Royals), farm animals, all classic cars and driving the ’72 Oldsmobile Convertible, traveling with the love of his life Susie, and hanging with his dogs, Queeny and Paisley.
Jeff is preceded in death by his father Bill Krenzer and brother, Jon Krenzer.
Survivors include his wife, Susie Hartwig, of the home; mother, Winona Krenzer, Prairie Village, KS; two children, Kyle (Elyssia) Krenzer, Medford, Oregon and Kara Krenzer, Shawnee, KS; step-children, Jim (Bethany) Vallandingham, Seattle, WA and Emmy (Chris) Jedras, Brooklyn, NY; four brothers and sisters, Cindi Krenzer, Kansas City, KS, Joel (Jenny) Krenzer, Kansas City, KS, Keith Krenzer, Lake of the Ozarks, and Jackie Pierce, Kansas City, KS; and seven grandchildren, Ivy Rose, Lily, Charlie, Zia, Eli, Ollie, and Tilly.
Graveside Funeral Services will be 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, July 8, 2020 at Amity Cemetery with a reception following at Pony Express RV Park, Maysville, MO. Memorial Contributions in Lieu of Flowers: DeKalb County Senior Center (Meals on Wheels Program).
Online condolences: www.turnerfamilyfuneral.com
I pray for the family and friends. To give them comfort at this time. Loss is not an easy thing to deal with at all.
I knew Jeff and his family when we were in high school and lived around the block from them. I always adored his family. Lord bless you all.
Love Carmen DeLaTorre
We are very sorry to hear of the loss of Jeff. Please accept our condolences. We have great memories of the time we spend with Jeff. He was a great man and will be missed.
Susie,
Our condolences and deepest sympathy on the loss of Jeff.
Your neighbors; Erwin & JoAnn Quinn
Jeff will be greatly missed, it seams as if the plans of getting with Jeff will have to be put on hold for a brighter day. We will see you on the other side my good friend.
My Deepest Condolences, Rich Krenzer
Jeff, always had something good to say and had the best sense of humor. His dad Bill was just like him, a Great guy.
Sure miss Jeff already.
So sorry for your loss, Susie! When we were in school together, Jeff seemed like the kind of person who would live his life to its fullest, and love with his whole heart and soul! May the Lord encourage your heart and give you peace, knowing that you’ll be reunited one day.
Prayers of comfort and sympathy for the whole family. We were friends of Jeff and 1st wife, Dianna, for over 30 years. Our children went to school together at Hope Lutheran School and Shawnee Mission Northwest High School. Jeff was so funny and he loved life and lived it to the fullest. Jeff is with the Lord now and we will meet again one day.
I am very sorry to learn about Jeff’s passing. Jeff was always very pleasant and so much like his Dad.