Birth date: Jul 29, 1941 Death date: Feb 21, 2016
Joyce B. Krueger, 74 yrs., of Belleville, IL, passed away peacefully at home with her family at her side. She was born in Belleville, IL, the daughter of the late Clifford M. and Doris M. (Green) Woodrome. Joyce spent her life ser Read Obituary
RIP Joyce you have earned your wings
Our deepest sympathy to Brad and all the family. Joyce was a friend from the Optimist Club and was a very fine lady. Joyce and Bob Dintelmann
Brad and family: I cannot tell you how saddened I am to hear the news of Joyce's passing! I loved her for many years! She was Illinois PTA president early in my tenure on the state board. She challenged me by assigning projects and tasks to me, that I did not know that I could do. I am so grateful to her, for do that! From that moment, we grew closer as friends. The "past presidents" had our last "pow wow" (we called it) in Springfield, several months ago. Brad brought Joyce in her electric chair. We had such a great time! Her personality, wit, and sense of humor was there, in spite of the physical challenges. I will always admire her for how she lived and how she prepared to move on. I had hoped that I would be back in Illinois when she passed. Unfortunately, we are in Florida. I just got the news Tuesday evening, so I find it impossible to get back for the services. Know that I will be thinking of you. I am so sorry, and I will miss her! Fondly, Brenda Diehl
The National PTA is sorry to learn of the passing of our former Secretary and Treasurer, Joyce. We are grateful for her many years of service to the PTA. We send our warmest condolences to the family. Nathan Monell, Executive Director NPTA
My dear friend, how I grieve your death, but with faith, know you are now with the Lord. Tt Brad and the rest of her family, Joyce and the "past Illinois PTA presidents" who gathered about once a year to share our affection for each other, and remember our work together for the children of Illinois, are all so saddened by her death. We last met together when Joyce was still able to come because you brought her Brad. Not able to speak, she laughed and communicated with her tablet, and we had a wonderful afternoon. Since then we have been in regular contact via email. I know you helped with that. I last emailed and received the message she was in hospice. Every Sunday I prayed for Joyce in church, and every day she was on my prayer list - hoping for a peaceful end. And so for Joyce, I say, amen dear friend.
I'm just heartbroken over the discovery that you have died. I know you are at peace, and most importantly know that you are with our Lord. I cannot express my condolences enough to the family. Joyce was a dedicated co-worker/friend and such a role-model to look up to. It was an HONOR to work with you at the funeral home. I will always remember how we met, shared an office and all the many heart-to-hearts we had. I'll always remember your endless love and commitment you had to every person that was in your life and those you had worked with. I know you are a beautiful Angel now, I will always remember you, and see you soon. Rest in peace, I'll miss you until we meet again...
