Jeffrey T. Mueller

Jeffrey Thomas Mueller, born June 10, 1963, was received into his Heavenly Father's Kingdom on May 20, 2016 at the age of 52, after fighting a courageous battle with cancer.  He was surrounded by family when the Lord took him home.

Devoted father of Garrett Thomas Mueller and Gracen Judith Mueller.  Beloved son of Thomas G. and Carolyn Mueller, and Dr. Allen and Cheryl Smith.  Cherished Godson of Bill Mueller.  Treasured Brother of Cindy (Scott) Richey, Kristine (Andy) Albert, Sarah Harris, John (Carolyn) Strange, Captain Tyson (Marian) Mueller, Amy (Eric) Soar, Melinda (Mike) Forrester, Joshua (Tara) Strange, Shana (Bradley) Maurer, Tommy Mueller Jr., Sharis (John) Howell, and Richard (Karen) Smith.  Jeff is preceded in death by his uncle, Donald F. Mueller.

Jeff is missed and loved by so many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Jeff felt blessed to grow up among relatives and friends in the small town of Saint Paul, MO.  He attended Saint Paul Elementary School and Saint Dominic High School.  He worked at Mueller Brothers Timber, a family owned sawmill in Old Monroe, MO, from the time he could work and throughout high school.  He attended Rolla University and the University of Missouri, Columbia.  Jeff loved working at Boeing, in Seattle, WA and was there for 10 years, after which he remained in Seattle and worked for Microsoft.  He then returned to Boeing in Charleston, SC three years ago.  Jeff was always passionate about his work, and consistently demonstrated integrity and superior work ethic in all that he did.

Jeff was a member of The Church at LifePark in Mt. Pleasant, SC.  He loved the Lord with his whole heart, and brought his faith into every aspect of his life, evidenced by the high standards he placed upon himself.  He loved life, appreciating nature, adventure, sports, music, family, his dogs and lots of caffeine! Jeff was fun and he lived life to the fullest each day!  Above all else, he loved his children and was a wonderful, caring father to both Garrett and Gracen.

We have all been blessed by being a part of Jeff's life and adventures.  Even the quiet times were blessed by his expressions of gratitude to God for the simple things. The voicemails saying, "Hey, it's a beautiful morning....just sitting on my patio getting my caffeine, thanking God for this great day! ....I am such a lucky man!" An expression we all know he learned from his dad.

Memorial contributions may be made to Donor's Choice.