Video of Memorial for Justin Kriegel

Justin Kriegel, age 30, passed at home in Cedar Grove, WI on February 18, 2021 after a hard and long fight with an immune system disorder. 

He was born January 25, 1991 in West Bend, WI to Tina Goeden and David Kriegel.  Justin spent much of his life battling auto-immune disorders.  We are heartbroken he never knew exactly what disease caused his illness. Through it all, Justin remained positive and uncomplaining.  His beautiful heart and dry sense of humor touched many people who will never forget him.

 Justin loved football more than anything.  He had one of the best throwing arms you’d ever see in a kid.  He had undying loyalty for the Indianapolis Colts and would watch games from years past in the off-season.  Justin loved to rock out to Five Finger Death Punch, Falling in Reverse, I Prevail and Metallica.  A great memory is the front row seats at the Three Days Grace concert.

He had many good times at Finn McGoo’s in Mequon, and met some very wonderful people that remained his close friends.  Summers in Cedar Grove were filled with bonfires, enjoying the companionship of his stepbrother and multiples of friends.  There was much Jameson drunk, and so many happy times created.

He is survived by his Mom, Tina Kriegel; his Step-Father Tim Benson; his Dad, David Kriegel and his girlfriend Dianne Budd; his brothers Ryan and Cole; and step-brothers Kyle and Tyler.   Further survived by grandparents  Armand and Ruth Goeden of Grafton  and  Joe and Judy Kriegel of Abrams, Wisconsin.  There are many others that Justin loved, both relatives and friends. 

Justin was preceded in death by his sister Amanda, and his Uncle Mike Kriegel. 

Services will be held 5 pm Tuesday, February 23 at Poole Funeral Home, 203 N Wisconsin Street, Port Washington WI.  Visitation 2-5 pm Tuesday prior to the service.  A celebration will follow, starting at 6 pm at The Railroad Station in Saukville, WI.

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5 Comments

  1. Tina,
    Justin was part of the Engman-Taylor team a few years back. Although we taught him the business world, Justin taught us far more than we taught him. Thank you for sharing your treasured child with us. We will always remember and honor him.
    Rick Star

  2. Rest in peace Justin. So many good memories. Your family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers.

  3. I’m so sorry for your loss.

  4. Dear Tina and Kriegel Family, I am deeply saddened by the loss of your son. I know this is a painful and profound loss and can only imagine the grief you are feeling. Please know that all of your coworkers and friends care about you and are thinking of you. Clearly, Justin lived his life to the fullest and made a major impact along the way. Please take care.

  5. So sorry for your loss

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