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Martha Jean Kieler

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Martha Kieler Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Nov. 15, 2024.

Martha Kieler born in Mason City, Iowa November 8, 1944, passed on November12, 2024 at The Donnell House of Concordia Hospice, Washington, PA with her daughters Karla, Suzanne, and her "favorite daughter " Judi Grover by her side. Martha lived in Dubuque, Iowa most of her life and worked as a nurse. She relocated to Washington, PA to be close to her daughters. She was married to Melvin Kreassig who survives. Also survived by her daughters Karla Kreassig Glover (Tom Glover) and Suzanne Kreassig (Mike Farrar) 3 grandchildren Andrew Glover(Amie), Derek Glover and Mykayla Farrar, 2 sisters Katharine Winter and Barbara Ern. Preceded by parents Dr. and Mrs. GF Keohen, 2 sisters Mary Margaret Keohen, Karolyn Keohen, 1 brother Charles Keohen, 2 sons Eric and Michael Kreassig, and 2 grandchildren Myranda and Jakob Farrar.

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Ann McLaughlin

February 27, 2025

To the family of Martha,
Martha and I were friends over the years as we grew up. Her parents were acquainted with my uncle who had a farm outside of Dubuque, so I first met her there. Our high school years brought us together again, hanging out with the same group of girls. We had a lot of fun and I have so many wonderful memories of our times together. I have thought about her so often over the years after school, wondering where her life was taking her. I was sad to see the notice of her death, but also happy that she was able to spend time in her later years close to her family. Her picture shows the smile I always remembered.

With Sympathy,
Ann McLaughlin, formerly McFadden