David Krieger

Mr. Krieger was a first class entrepreneur. He was a self-made seat of the pants business man. My dad worked for him for decades. My funniest memory was showing up at the New York office at the age of 11. My dad had a strong work ethic and I wanted to show that I had a work ethic. That day the switchboard operator quit. Mr. Krieger asked me if I would pitch in and I said of course. He showed

Mr. Krieger was a first class entrepreneur. He was a self-made seat of the pants business man. My dad worked for him for decades. My funniest memory was showing up at the New York office at the age of 11. My dad had a strong work ethic and I wanted to show that I had a work ethic. That day the switchboard operator quit. Mr. Krieger asked me if I would pitch in and I said of course. He showed me that you make a connection with a red plug and a black plug. A few calls came in and I was doing fine and then an avalanche of calls came in and I got them all mixed up. He was waiting for an important client to call. Instead, I connected him to the janitor who was dealing with an overflowing toilet at the plant. He came out of his office and turned red and was ready to explode but remembered that I was 11 and I was pitching in. Instead, he patted me on the shoulder and said," You know, kid, you may be overqualified for this job."

Sincerest Condolences,

Michael and Sherry Katz and Family

Our heartfelt condolences.
David was my mentor and good friend for
over 50 years. I will miss him.
Our prayers are with all of you.
Leon and Ellen

We will always remember his smile and his love of embroidery. He gave employment to so many in the area and cared deeply for his employees. Thank you for 25 years of employment and friendship Mr. Keieger. You will be missed. Rolf & Yvonne

The Staff of The Mackey Mortuary wish to express our deepest sympathy to you at this difficult time.