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Billy Gene Krueger
Billy Gene Krueger, 70, of Aydlett, NC passed away, Wednesday October 11, 2022. Billy was preceded in death by his parents Ralph and Lorene Krueger of Calvert City, KY. He is survived by his two sons, James Krueger with his wife Natalie and their children Collin and Peyton, of Southern Shores, NC and Jayson Krueger with his wife Melanie, and their children Kameron, Ethan, Hudson, Rylan and Logan of Wichita Falls, TX. Billy is also survived by his sister Brenda Cloud with her husband Paul and their two children of Benton, KY.
Billy was born in Ana, Illinois on March 31, 1952 to Ralph and Lorene Krueger. He enlisted in the United States Navy, where he served for ten years. During his combined 30 years of service to the United States Department of Defense, Billy was stationed in numerous foreign countries where he was able to travel to various places around the world. Upon retirement Billy continued to enjoy leisure travel, was passionate for music, including his love for playing piano and was an avid reader. Most importantly, Billy loved his Savior, Jesus Christ and shared the Good News of Jesus with many family and friends.
A private memorial service for Billy has already been held. Please share condolences with the family via the online register at www.gallopfuneralservices.com. Gallop Funeral Services, Inc. was entrusted with arrangements.
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You are in my prayers. I grew to love Billy as a brother. I think of him often. My life is richer because I knew him.
Billy and I worked together at Sheppard AFB, Texas, as court reporters. I found him to be a very Godly man and a good friend. I knew his son, Jayson, and he was like his father. My life is richer for having met and known him. He was more than a gentleman, he was a Gentle Man. He will be missed.
Billy and I attended the first 12 years of school together. He was kind, funny and incredibly talented. Everyone loved Billy. So very sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with your family.
You are in my prayers. I grew to love Billy as a brother. I think of him often. My life is richer because I knew him.
Billy and I worked together at Sheppard AFB, Texas, as court reporters. I found him to be a very Godly man and a good friend. I knew his son, Jayson, and he was like his father. My life is richer for having met and known him. He was more than a gentleman, he was a Gentle Man. He will be missed.
Billy and I attended the first 12 years of school together. He was kind, funny and incredibly talented. Everyone loved Billy.
So very sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with your family.