Rolland G. Krutz
July 19, 1928 - May 29, 2015
Obituary
Rolland was born in Deshler, NE to LaVerne and Alvina Krutz. He
spent his early years in Nebraska and graduated from Hastings
High in 1946. He enlisted in the Armed Services and spent the
majority of his military career as a Military Policeman in Korea.
Then came college – he attended Teachers College in Kearney, NE
where he met and married Jacqueline Burrows.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years;
three siblings (Rosemary,Kathleen, and Charles);
three daughters (Nancy (Ron) Naylor-Lentz, Susan (Scott) Westering, and Shannon Krutz);
four grand-children (Jason, Jordan, Kellen, Jessi and one great grandchild (Max).
Boeing was his employer for 39 years – first in Wichita – then Seattle.
He loved God! And he loved his family!
His hobbies were cars and travel!
He had visited each of the fifty states and several foreign countries!
Rollie felt life was a gift! To be treasured! He shared his with us –
his family! Wherever we are – he lives on in our hearts!
A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, June 27th, at 11 AM
at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church in SeaTac.
Inurnment will be at Mt Tahoma
National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations maybe made to Beautiful Savior
Lutheran Church, Hearing Loss Association of America,
World Vision or to your favorite charity.
Jackie and Family,
Our condolences to you and your family.
Rollie was a very special person … always with that special smile and great humor. I really enjoyed talking cars with him and remember his little Crosley car.
I have many good memories growing up, when you all would visit us at the Oak Mill home place, and yes …. all of us enjoying a nice meal of Mom’s fried chicken.
Sonja and I very much appreciated you and Rollie’s hospitality when we were in Seattle for 3 months, when Roger went through his Hodgkins treatment.
Love
Ron & Carol Hoffman
Very sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Nancy and Susan and their extended family.
Iowa is a long way from you but always was enjoyable to pop in when Roger was in the hospital and when we were up there to see Pam’s sister Joyce.
Ron passed this along to us, and appreciated it very much.
Love from us.
MY DEEPEST CONDOLANCES to Rollands family I was sorry to hear the news of his passing. I can remember your kindness when Roger was going thru his illness. My heart is with you this time when you need it the most. He will be missed. Always. Sonja Hoffman
Ms. Shannon,
I are very sorry to hear your daddy died. Don’t worry, Jesus will take good car of him up in heaven.
Cristian Garland
To the Beloved Krutz Clan,
Rollie was such a reliable, kind and thoughtful person–always ready with a helping hand and a smile. I know we shall all miss him and my world is such a better place having known him.
With Love & Gratitude,
Charlotte
Dear Mrs. Krutz, Shannon and family, I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Mr. Krutz. He was a sweet, kind man. God bless you all as you go through this difficult time.