HENDRIK-KRANENBURG-Obituary

HENDRIK KRANENBURG

New York, New York

1955 - 2020

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KRANENBURG--Hendrik J. Beloved man, leader of the globalization of financial markets, dies at 64. Hendrik Johannes Kranenburg of New York and Bridgehampton died suddenly of a heart attack on January 17 while hiking in Grenada. "Rik," as he was known, was a leader in the globalization of the...

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Linda, Jim & I are in NYC for a cable event and I was reminiscing about our days at TWC. I am so sorry to hear of Rik´s passing, now four years ago, and pray that you are doing ok. Blessings, -Colleen & Jim Ludington

Rik was a valued college at McGraw-Hill who led, mentored and listened--really listened, a rare quality in an executive. His kind is always the most missed.

I met Rik some years ago through a mutual friend. He needed my expertise. I deal with a lot of people in my line of work, but Rik is one of the few, whom you could feel his joyous spirit and smile through the phone. He had a larger than life presence. Recently he called on me again to help an old friend of his. It was such a shock to have that friend call me about this. My heart felt prayers goes out to his family.

Rik was an important figure in my career at S&P. My experience in the presence of his leadership allowed for several leadership moments that helped me broaden my perspective on the organization and open my eyes to my potential for growth. He would always offer a guiding hand, great feedback, encouragement, and support. His signature ability to know your name, level in the organization along with a keen sensitivity to who you were was something beyond your title is something I carry and try...

We're thinking of you, Linda, ("big") Katie and Todd, and so saddened to learn of Rik's passing. He was simply one of the best examples of being a man. With love, Karin, David, Jack and ("little") Katie Kuhns

I am so sorry to hear of Rik's passing. I knew him from elementary school through high school. He was bright and kind, and always had a big smile. My condolences to his family.

Dear Linda,
I am so sorry and shocked. Marvin called me with the terrible news.
Rik was warm and kind. He will be missed. My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Susan Weinstein

Rik was an inspiring "encore" role model and enthusiastic supporter of second acts for the greater good. I always enjoyed seeing his high-energy participation in Encore.org conferences, and appreciated the opportunity to talk about my work with him. I'm sending condolences to Rik's family and many friends; we'll miss his positive, generous spirit.

We are so sad at the sudden loss of Rik. He has been a great man, husband, father, brother and friend to so many. He enriched the lives of everyone he met. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Patty Lombard and Bill Simon