Robert "Bud" Francis Krisinger, Jr.
July 07, 2021
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Robert “Bud” Francis Krisinger, Jr., 78, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at Bright Kavanagh in Des Moines.
Bud was born February 28, 1943 in Des Moines, Iowa to Robert Francis Sr. and Lillian (Vertz) Krisinger.
He retired from Pirelli Tire and Rubber in 1994. After that, he worked for Hawkeye Truck & Equipment, American Republic Insurance, and Hope Ministries. Bud was a dedicated family man who loved his family above all else. He enjoyed acting in and directing the Easter Passion Play at Berean Church in Pleasant Hill, where he was a long-time member. Bud volunteered at the Polk County Jail in ministry work, as well as serving on the Jail Ministry Board. He played his bass guitar for the Church Worship Team for over 40 years. Bud was a Church Deacon Board member and an Advisory Member for 25 years. He also volunteered at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.
Bud loved going fishing and camping and made many memories taking fun trips with family and friends. He was an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, and Iowa State football teams.
He is survived by his wife, Marilyn; daughter, Jacki (Bryan VanKooten) Krisinger; son-in-law, Randy Waters; grandchildren, Chad (Jennifer) Waters, Angela (Jamie) Stork, Brandin (Christina) Krisinger, Jordan (Melisa Avdic) Krisinger; great-grandchildren, Cameron, BraeLynn, Averie, Morgan, and Nic; and many other loving family members and friends.
Bud was preceded in death by his parents, Robert Sr. and Lillian Krisinger; and daughter, Joni Waters.
Services will be held on Friday, July 16, 2021, at Berean Church, 5299 E University Ave, Pleasant Hill. Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m., followed by funeral service at 11:00 a.m. There will be a luncheon immediately after the service. Burial will take place at Altoona Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to Polk County Jail Ministry, Berean Church, or to the family in loving memory of Bud.
The family wants to thank Dr. Seema Harichandt and her medical staff at John Stoddard Cancer Center for their compassionate care of Bud and the entire family. Words cannot express how wonderful they were.
Condolences may be expressed at www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.
Beth Wahlstrom
07/12/2021
I worked with Bud at American Enterprise years ago. He was such a light! He was such an encourager and diligently prayed for my husband when he had cancer. He represented his Savior well in the work place!!!
Larry and Aleen Albers
07/11/2021
Bud and Marilyn and family have been long time friends of ours. We will certainly will miss Bud. We have some great memories of time spent together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Derrick Kooker
07/09/2021
I have many fond memories of Bud and the rest of your family. Ill never forget our trip to Colorado! Thanks for all of the great times. Our prayers go out to you guys.
Debbie Deaton
07/09/2021
Bud was a wonderful uncle and I know how much he loved his entire family. I will always remember the family vacations to Leech Lake and Colorado. Good times with good people. We'll miss you Unca Bud, but you'll be in our hearts forever.
Linda & Dwane Estes
07/09/2021
Marilyn, Jackie and Family, we have always been so privileged to have you all as family! Growing up with Bud always looking out for me when visiting Grandma Rose, was always a highlight in my life! My heart goes out to you all, while I mourn with you! Bud will be forever loved and missed! Linda & Dwane
Fran McCombs
07/09/2021
So very sorry to hear of Bud's passing. He was a good neighbor to us many years ago. Our children grew up with theirs. We kept up with each other through face book in recent years. Prayers for the family are being said. Love to you all.
Tom and Rickie Wickersham
07/09/2021
Marilyn we have both been praying God's peace and comfort to surround you and the family. We wish we could be there. But know that we are think about you. I so enjoyed serving on the board with Bud and having you both as wonderful friends.
Jon and Lindalee
07/08/2021
Marilyn,
We are so very sorry for Bud's passing but we rejoyce in God's promise of that great reunion day. We have such fond memories of when Bud was in the Road To Calvary play at Berean and we were with ReaBorne doing all the music. Those are such precious memories. He will be greatly missed. You and your family will continue to be in our prayers.
In God's Love,
Jon and Lindalee.
Topper & Cynthia Baker
07/08/2021
What this world needs is more men like Bud who was a wonderful Man of God. We were blessed for over forty years to know and love Bud & Marilyn and feel privileged to be one of many friends in his circle of many friendships over a lifetime. Rest In Peace dear Bud and we know you will be waiting at the Eastern Gate when we arrive.
Debbie Lemke
07/08/2021
Im sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and your family.
Debbie Lemke
Doyle Kooker(Jr)
07/08/2021
Was blessed to have our families so close, for so many years. While his Earthly presence will be missed horribly, I rejoice knowing Bud is dancing in heaven, and still certainly cheering for them Cowboys. Many prayers for the entire family.
Nancy Phillips
07/08/2021
I am one lucky gal who got to know Bud and Marilyn. Many memories of the Passion Plays - etc., but most remembering the kind heart Bud has for all -- Prayers for Marilyn and the family at this difficult time.
Debbie Russell
07/08/2021
Marilyn, we are so sorry to hear about Bud. You two were a blessing to watch. Praying for you.
Mike and Rose Kappel
07/08/2021
We have fond memories of camping at Saylorville Lake and meeting up with Bud and family. Sharing meals, stories, laughs and a campfire. Mike enjoyed fishing with Bud. Thinking of you and your family.
Doyle & Betty Kooker
07/08/2021
Weve known Mr Bud since 1976. Have many memories from cutting firewood, camping together, eating out and many many other things. He will be dearly missed and heaven will never be the same with him supervising! Thanks for sharing your life with so many. We love you Mr Bud!