Krumme, Peggie (Mohr) 1948 - 2020

KRUMME, MOHR, ADEN

Posted By: Joy Moore (email)
Date: 12/18/2020 at 14:42:58

Peggie Krumme, age 72, of Decorah, IA, died on Wednesday, December 2, 2020 from the results of an automobile accident.

A memorial service is expected in the summer of 2021. Photos are posted at http://sites.google.com/view/pegkrumme . To be added to an email list for updates on the service, please send an email to
PegKrummeMemorial@gmail.com .

Peggie was born in 1948, to John "Harry" and Anne (Aden) Mohr on a farm outside Pomeroy, Iowa, where she attended high school and was a football cheerleader before going to Iowa State. While in Ames, she also worked for 3M.

Peggie later moved to a suburb of St. Paul and worked for a local delivery company. She was a devoted mother to two daughters, Jackie and Robyn, and enjoyed watching movies, doing crafts, pampering her Dachshund and decorating for virtually every holiday.

In 1989, Peggie traveled to Pakistan to visit her surviving older brother, Tom Mohr, who was working there. She was joined on the trip by her mother, Anne Mohr, who passed away in 2003.

On Sept. 28, 1998, she married Waukon, Iowa-native Al Krumme, who also survives her. In 2010, they bought a house outside Decorah, Iowa, where they enjoyed feeding and watching the wildlife and hosting visits by children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

In retirement, she enjoyed cooking, gardening and shopping at gift and quilting stores in northeast Iowa and southeast Minnesota. She was
deeply involved with the Quilts of Valor organization, which seeks to comfort service members and veterans touched by war.

In lieu of flowers and to honor a cause that Peggie was particularly passionate about, please send memorials to the Quilts of Valor Foundation at QOVF.org/Donate, and select the option to donate to the local group Decorah Quilts of Valor Group #541.

Source: Schluter-Balik Funeral Home database

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