JEFFREY KREHBIEL

Attended high school and my first year at Hope with him. I remember him to always being an upstanding man. Praise God he went on to serve Him.

I met Jeff when he was a camper at YMCA Storer Camps in 1970. I remember thinking that this kid had a lot of potential. Man, could he play the guitar! I can't believe he's gone.
Mitch Summerlin

Cheryl, Martha Jeff's siblings. I share your sorrow on the loss of Jeff. He was part of our extended family. Vatsala

I would like to extend my condolences to the family. I briefly met Jeff at a Next Church conference, and prior to that his words in Church of the Pilgrims newsletters were helpful to me. I am grateful for Jeff's graciousness.
- former member of Church of the Pilgrims from 1982 to 1987

Dear Krehbiel Family,
Jeff and I crossed paths at McCormick, I graduated in the Class of 83 and my work in West Michigan. I was stunned to learn of his death. I want to my offer my condolences to you the family. He was a good man, a good leader in the PCUSA too. He willl be missed. God Bless.

I grew up with Jeff at A2, then ran into him again in Manhattan with Bonnie Rosborough, then in DMin. study at Columbia. To have lost Dave and now Jeff within a year is horrible. My heart goes out to all of you.

I enjoyed several classes with Jeff at McCormick. Passionate student, passionate pastor. Condolences to Cheryl and family.

I was on the PNC that called Jeff to Church of the Pilgrims and am so glad we did. He was an extraordinary man and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. My deepest sympathy go to Cheryl and the family.

Cheryl, Andrea and Kelsey -- my heart is with you, hoping that the many, many wonderful, touching, and funny memories soon overshadow the heartache. Jeff was such a terrific person! So many will miss him deeply.