Obituary for Richard "Rich" Muehlbronner
Richard "Rich" Walter Muehlbronner, 62
Former Wyndmoor PA resident, Richard Muehlbronner, 62, Died August 17th 2021.
A remembrance service will be held on Tuesday, August 24th from 6:30 - 8:00PM at Fitzpatrick Funeral Home, 1500 Old York Road, Abington, Pa. 19001
Rich was born July 25th 1959 to parents Walter & Irene Muehlbronner and was raised in Glenside PA. Rich was the first of four boys, survived by his brothers James (Linda), Peter (Jennifer) and Walter (Michele). Rich is also survived by his nieces and nephews, all of whom enjoyed his eccentric sense of humor and taste in gifts.
Rich worked in many capacities; but most loved his time as a Tree Surgeon. He also enjoyed his second act, Bartending at various local establishments and Clubs.
Anyone who knew Rich will attest to his incredible knowledge of trivia and ability to recall facts of the oddest sort. Weather and storm observations were of particularly strong interest.
His passion for travel of any kind was deeply held. He was a vagabond at heart. By thumb, truck, train, boat or plane he would not miss the opportunity for adventure.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to:
The American Legion, Arthur V. Savage - Post 100, 7999 Elm Ave, Wyndmoor, Pa 19038
Former Wyndmoor PA resident, Richard Muehlbronner, 62, Died August 17th 2021.
A remembrance service will be held on Tuesday, August 24th from 6:30 - 8:00PM at Fitzpatrick Funeral Home, 1500 Old York Road, Abington, Pa. 19001
Rich was born July 25th 1959 to parents Walter & Irene Muehlbronner and was raised in Glenside PA. Rich was the first of four boys, survived by his brothers James (Linda), Peter (Jennifer) and Walter (Michele). Rich is also survived by his nieces and nephews, all of whom enjoyed his eccentric sense of humor and taste in gifts.
Rich worked in many capacities; but most loved his time as a Tree Surgeon. He also enjoyed his second act, Bartending at various local establishments and Clubs.
Anyone who knew Rich will attest to his incredible knowledge of trivia and ability to recall facts of the oddest sort. Weather and storm observations were of particularly strong interest.
His passion for travel of any kind was deeply held. He was a vagabond at heart. By thumb, truck, train, boat or plane he would not miss the opportunity for adventure.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to:
The American Legion, Arthur V. Savage - Post 100, 7999 Elm Ave, Wyndmoor, Pa 19038