Birth date: Jun 17, 1941 Death date: Jul 31, 2011
Mr. Larry Lee Rueger, age 70, stepped into heaven Sunday morning, July 31, 2011. He was born June 17, 1941 in Evansville, IN to Carl and Vernita (Kiesel) Rueger and had resided in the Muskegon area since 1966. Larry taught at Musk Read Obituary
Larry ~ You now have your wonderful, loving Connie with you :-)
Our love to both of you, Marci & Gunther
Dear Connie & Kim,
I was so sad to hear about Larry, who I always felt comfortable calling Dad. I was his student in choir (we won't put the year but it was a very long time ago), babysitter for his darling 2 daughters, and a friend.I went on vacations with them. And was always welcome at his home. He believed in me when others didn't. He was tough with me he stood by me during tough times at school. I made it through high school because of him. He sang at my wedding. You will be missed but I am sure you are already singing with all the angels in heaven. I will miss you. Love you Julie##imported-begin##Julie Nesbitt Siemen##imported-end##
Last one to utilize this is a rotetn egg!##imported-begin##Delly##imported-end##
Saddened to hear of Larry's passing. While it has been 20+ years since my grandfather and I visited for our fishing trips, I will never forget the wonderful time and the warm hospitality extended to our family by Larry and his family. I am forever grateful for the kindness extended to my grandfather, John Johnston. The fishing trips to Michigan provided him with some of his fondest memories. You truly enriched his life. God bless you and your family.##imported-begin##Steve Johnston##imported-end##
I was struck with profound sadness to learn of the death of Larry. We was a friend, mentor and true blessing to me. I will never forget the wonderful times we had together with the Shrine Chanters. Connie and family, I know that fond memories will comfort you during this difficult time. Larry truly enriched my life!##imported-begin##Bob Johnson##imported-end##
Connie & family, I am so sorry to hear of Larry's death. Since I just talked to you about our class reunion, I was shocked that he passed so soon. I guess I didn't realize he was that ill. I will be praying for you and your family. If you ever get to the Evansville area, please call me.
Your Central High School classmate and neighbor. Pat (Gray) Denton##imported-begin##Pat Gray Denton##imported-end##
We were so sorry to hear about Larry's passing.##imported-begin##Bev & Mel Hoard##imported-end##
Dear Kim and Connie and Family,
Mr. Rueger touched many lives in different ways. I, for one, will never hear `Bad, Bad Leroy Brown` the same again. It brings an instant smile to my face. May you find comfort in the memories and the legacies that he leaves behind. My thoughts and prayers are with you!##imported-begin##Erin VandenHeuvel-Coon##imported-end##
Dear Connie, Kim and all of Larry's loved ones - We are with all of you today in our hearts and thoughts as you celebrate Larry's life and say the goodbyes. The world was a better place because of him and he has left his mark behind for many of us who will always remember and hold him dearly in our memories. Our sincere sympathy and love to you, Marcia & Gunther Hektor##imported-begin##Marcia & Gunther Hektor##imported-end##
I often think of Mr. Rueger, each time I think of the song or sing the song "LET THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH" a song which Mr. Reuger taught when I was a choir student at North Shores Jr. High School in 1974.
To the Rueger family: Let there be peace in your hearts. Mr. Larry Rueger was truly a wonderful man. God bless and comfort you.
My deepest sympathy, Deanna Green Boganey Mona Shores High School Class of 1978##imported-begin##Deanna Green Boganey, Mona Shores High School Class of 1978##imported-end##
