David Mueller

Dave was my late husband's uncle. What a great person. We were blessed to visit Dave and Lucille at their home in Madison several times. Dave will be remembered for his quick wit and humorous insights . He always made us smile and laugh. Our deepest condolences to his family. The earth is a little less gracious with his absence . All our love, Maggie Holz and Bob Campbell

Peace and comfort be with you all dear cousins. Uncle Dave will be missed. His stories and dry humor bring Fond memories of stops between MN and IL with him and Auntie Lou. Know we hold those memories close in heart. A handful of cashews and Culver's burger come to mind as well as their smiles, always. Many joyful times together with each of you too. Godspeed. Love Renae And family.

Richard&Nancy, David & Diane, Roger and families, My thoughts and prayers are with you this day as you remember and celebrate your dad's/father-in-law's life, his work and years of service. I know how admired and endured his was in your lives with his wife Lou. I'll be thinking of you today, tonight and tomorrow as you greet relatives and friends. My heart will be there with you. I know his Christian life and strong faith grants him that peace of knowing he will enjoy everlasting life, our blessed assurance.

Mr. Mueller was the famous "neighbor to the north" from 1998 until 2014. He was a devoted neighbor and friend, helping to take care of my house and grounds before I actually moved in. He claimed he was supervising the workers to make sure I was getting my money's worth! I'll never forget one cold January night when a huge owl sailed over my house and landed in the blue spruce trees behind the Muellers, hooting softly at a full moon. I called Mr. Mueller and excitedly announced the arrival of a great horned owl, calling for him to come to the back deck and enjoy its company. After a very pregnant pause, Mr. Mueller gruffly asked "Have you been drinking?!" followed by laughter. He also claimed that both he and his wife, Lucille, went south every winter, much to my surprise because they lived here year round. After another pause, followed by a wry smile, he replied that he took his wife south to Stoughton, to have her hair done, every Friday! God bless you, Mr. Mueller, for your gifts and wonderful legacy in the Glendale neighborhood. My deepest sympathy to the entire Mueller family from Mr. Mueller's former "neighbor to the south".

Richard & Nancy, we are sorry to hear of the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Our heartfelt condolences, Todd & Stephanie Franklin