Harry Joseph Krueper Jr.

My mom, a UC Hiking Club friend of Harry's, was talking about him the other day and we found this. She and my dad had many wonderful outdoor adventures with Harry. I have a photo on display at home of my late dad with my sister and I on a backpacking trip years ago in Yosemite, and there also is a very fit-looking young man in the background--Harry. Here's to all those wonderful trips and memories!

My condolences to the Krueper family.

Ron, David and Brian -
I learned only recently of your father's death, from a mutual UC Hiking Club friend. I'm sorry for your loss - it's mine as well.
From college onward our paths diverged a lot, but Harry and I did manage the occasional email exchange, and more rarely a face-to-face meeting. I knew Alice rather better, and for longer; so through her I'd hear of Harry's considerable accomplishments more often than Harry ever would let slip. You kids were lucky in your choice...

RIP, my friend...you are a good man!! Steve Cavalli.

Mr. Krueper was my professor in Traffic Engineering at Cal Poly Pomona, as well as an associate in later years. He was a kind man who thought very highly of the classes he taught there for three years. He kept class photos of this group of Civil Engineers on the wall of his offices in San Bernardino. We will miss him.

So sorry to hear of Harry's passing - he was always willing to assist and a true gentleman. He will be missed by many, including members of the Plaintiff's bar in Arizona

Ron- I am so sorry to hear about your dad. It is so hard to loose a parent, I think we value them so much more as we have aged ourselves so the loss is huge. Take care of yourself and know I am thinking of you my old dear friend.

A wonderful man and spirited warrior: we will miss him on the roads and in the courts.