of Fairfield Bay, AR
December 29, 1949 - February 6, 2025
Wally David Mueller, 75, passed away on February 6, 2025, after a life filled with service, love and adventure. Born in Sheboygan to Walter and Virginia (née Kernen) Mueller, Wally dedicated his life to family, faith and community.
A graduate of South High School in Sheboygan, Wally later earned a Bachelor of Science in management, shaping both his military and civilian careers while mentoring and uplifting those around him.
He proudly served in the United States Air Force as a medical laboratory superintendent, retiring as a senior master sergeant on August 1, 1991 after more than two decades of honorable service. He continued his commitment to others through the American Red Cross, serving 20 years as a quality assurance director.
Wally was an avid outdoorsman who loved hunting and fishing, always emphasizing safety and fair game practices. His devoted hunting dog, Cole, was often by his side in the woods or at the duck farm. A passionate sports fan, he never missed cheering on his beloved Green Bay Packers.
Wally was a man of deep faith and service. As a devoted member of Presbyterian Kirk of the Hills, he served as a session elder and a member of the Men's Club. His kindness and generosity touched many lives.
Above all, Wally loved unconditionally. He shared 53 wonderful years of marriage with his devoted wife, Nancy (née Doelder). He leaves behind his children, Michael (Cheryl) and Sarah (Theresa); seven cherished grandchildren and siblings, David, Linda and Chris.
Family and friends are invited to celebrate his life on February 12, 2025, 11 a.m., at Presbyterian Kirk of the Hills Church (Activities Center), 250 Dave Creek Parkway, Fairfield Bay, Arkansas. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Kirk Men's Club.
Nancy & Family-
We (John & I) are so very sorry for your loss. We loved Wally - his sense of humor, outlook on life. Wally was truly one in a million.
We hope you find comfort in your memories of Wally.
Dear Nancy and Family,
We are so sorry to hear that Wally passed. He was such a good friend and so many memories with him fishing, hunting and hanging out. He will be missed. Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Prayers will be with you during this time of sorrow.
Mike and Linda DeVriend
My deepest sympathies to Nancy, Michael and Sarah. I have so many fond memories of Wally, his heart-warming kindness and his infectious laughter. May God grant you peace and strength during this difficult time. Sending love and prayers to you all.
Tom and I are so saddened by your loss. We loved Wally and have great memories of you both when you lived on Edgewood. He was a sweet and thoughtful man. Please let us know if you ever need anything.
With deepest sympathy. We’re so sorry for your loss.
Bryan and Lisa Weaver
My deepest sympathy to you Nancy, Sarah and Michael and family. I so enjoyed him as a boss and coworker such a nice person. He is now at rest with the Lord and that is something to celebrate. Sending Prayers!
I worked with Wally for several years at American Red Cross. He was my boss, mentor, and most of all my friend. He will be missed by all. Nancy, Michael, Sarah—you have my sincere condolences. May God hold you close during this difficult time and for years to come.
Nancy,
My condolences to you and your family for this great loss. Wally was the best superintendent/supervisor I ever had. Always smiling, with a ready word of encouragement or a helping hand. I missed his leadership style when he retired from the lab. He was one of a kind.
Kathy
We are so very sorry to hear that Wally passed. What a wonderful, kind, and caring man. Our hearts are filled with sorrow. Nancy our thoughts and prayers are with you and your wonderful family! God bless!
Wally RIP
Nancy & family,
Our deepest sympathy to all in your loss. Wally will be missed by all.
Bob & Vicki Jensema
Nancy, we share in your sadness in the loss of Wally. He served his world, well. Both, Tom & I will continue to lift you & your family up in prayer as you deal with difficult days ahead. Traveling graces to those who may be traveling. Love, Joyce & Tom Iverson
Wally was the one with a ready-smile and friendly greeting. He was the epitome of kindness.
I would have thanked him for his service but I didn't Know him. So I will thank his family for supporting him. The family support is what helps our service men and women, to do their GOOD WORK to serve our Country. THANK YOU!!!
He was a good brother and I will miss him.