Kenneth P. Kroeger, 72, of Hampstead, died Tuesday, April 14, 2015, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
He was born April 18, 1942, in Somerville, NJ, to the late Kenneth L. and Jeanette Rittenhouse Alleger Kroeger.
Kenneth was a proud veteran of the US Navy where he was stationed on the USS Newport News (CA-148) as a Radioman. He enjoyed his volunteer work at the Battleship North Carolina and the Wilmington Railroad Museum. Kenneth sang in the Wesleyan Chapel UMC choir and was a member of the Cape Fear Chordsmen. In his pastime, he loved solving puzzles.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Corey Ann Kroeger and a twin brother, Keith Kroeger.
Survivors include his wife, Nancy Kroeger; daughter, Geri-Beth Magaldino (Joe); son, Kasey Kroeger; grandchildren, Robert, Corey and Kevin Magaldino; sisters, Carolyn Pinther, Virginia Scheier and Lynnette Galloway and his two beloved Maltese: Buttons and Daisy.
He was born April 18, 1942, in Somerville, NJ, to the late Kenneth L. and Jeanette Rittenhouse Alleger Kroeger.
Kenneth was a proud veteran of the US Navy where he was stationed on the USS Newport News (CA-148) as a Radioman. He enjoyed his volunteer work at the Battleship North Carolina and the Wilmington Railroad Museum. Kenneth sang in the Wesleyan Chapel UMC choir and was a member of the Cape Fear Chordsmen. In his pastime, he loved solving puzzles.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Corey Ann Kroeger and a twin brother, Keith Kroeger.
Survivors include his wife, Nancy Kroeger; daughter, Geri-Beth Magaldino (Joe); son, Kasey Kroeger; grandchildren, Robert, Corey and Kevin Magaldino; sisters, Carolyn Pinther, Virginia Scheier and Lynnette Galloway and his two beloved Maltese: Buttons and Daisy.
Kenneth P. Kroeger, 72, of Hampstead, died Tuesday, April 14, 2015, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
He was born April 18, 1942, in Somerville, NJ, to the late Kenneth L. and Jeanette Rittenhouse Alleger Kroeger.
Kenneth was a proud veteran of the US Navy where he was stationed on the USS Newport News (CA-148) as a Radioman. He enjoyed his volunteer work at the Battleship North Carolina and the Wilmington Railroad Museum. Kenneth sang in the Wesleyan Chapel UMC choir and was a member of the Cape Fear Chordsmen. In his pastime, he loved solving puzzles.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Corey Ann Kroeger and a twin brother, Keith Kroeger.
Survivors include his wife, Nancy Kroeger; daughter, Geri-Beth Magaldino (Joe); son, Kasey Kroeger; grandchildren, Robert, Corey and Kevin Magaldino; sisters, Carolyn Pinther, Virginia Scheier and Lynnette Galloway and his two beloved Maltese: Buttons and Daisy.
He was born April 18, 1942, in Somerville, NJ, to the late Kenneth L. and Jeanette Rittenhouse Alleger Kroeger.
Kenneth was a proud veteran of the US Navy where he was stationed on the USS Newport News (CA-148) as a Radioman. He enjoyed his volunteer work at the Battleship North Carolina and the Wilmington Railroad Museum. Kenneth sang in the Wesleyan Chapel UMC choir and was a member of the Cape Fear Chordsmen. In his pastime, he loved solving puzzles.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Corey Ann Kroeger and a twin brother, Keith Kroeger.
Survivors include his wife, Nancy Kroeger; daughter, Geri-Beth Magaldino (Joe); son, Kasey Kroeger; grandchildren, Robert, Corey and Kevin Magaldino; sisters, Carolyn Pinther, Virginia Scheier and Lynnette Galloway and his two beloved Maltese: Buttons and Daisy.
