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Kenneth William Mueller, 61, passed away October 17, 2018 from a massive heart attack while playing golf in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. He had recently retired from Conoco Phillips in Bartlesville, OK where he was employed for the last 11 years as a system analyst. He had begun his career in Ft. Worth Texas and later as a consultant traveled throughout the United States.
He was dedicated to providing for his family, always placing his faith and helping others first. Kenneth loved to bring joy to everyone around him and always had something funny to say.
Kenneth was survived by his beloved wife of 38 years, Rebecca Mueller, his mother whom he cared for, Joan Mueller, his children whom he cherished, his son and daughter-in-law (Scott and Allyson Mueller), his daughter and son-in-law (Ellen and Larry Marshall), his grandson, Todd William, his sister (Nancy Fleenor, his nephew (Matt Fleenor) and niece (Jane Driskell and her daughter, Charlotte).
He is preceded in death, by his father, Kenneth H. Mueller. His legacy will live on as his family strives to carry on his passion of living life for God and others!
Because his father was a POW in WW2, Ken was a strong supporter of the Vets. He had intended to use his newly purchased bass boat for fishing with disabled veterans in his retirement. If anyone desires to donate to this cause, please donate to the Arkansas Freedom Fund. His boat will be seen with this group now at their tournaments as he would have desired. The family wishes to thank the many family and friends who have sent kind words of encouragement to them.
A Celebration of Life service will be Nov 16th at Grace Community Church at 11:00.
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