Sally Ann Kreutzer

A Memorial Visitation for Sally Ann Kreutzer, 77, of Palatine will be from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at the Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home, 201 N. Northwest Hwy, Palatine. The Interment will be private.

Sally was born on August 31, 1946, to Ray Hosking and Jean Wilkin. She passed away on Sunday, March 31, 2024, surrounded by her loving family at home.

Sally developed many joys in her lifetime. She was well known for her love of cosmetology and doing hair and she quickly became a pillar of the community when she joined the Palatine High School family in working there for many years. Students and staff alike were drawn to her sweet and mother-like nature and her willingness to help others. Sally lived a legacy of selflessness, loyalty and her love for all. She was truly an angel on this Earth. Her legacy lives on abundantly through her family and those she was close with. Her family was everything to her. Sally's true love and joy in life was her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and her pets.

Sally was the beloved wife of Dennis Kreutzer for 58 years; loving mother of April (Alan) Butler, Heidi Gammon, Lora Seidman, Jason (Megan) Kreutzer, and Matt Kreutzer; cherished grandmother of: Jessica (Micah Probeyahn), Michael Butler (Christina), Cassandra (Drew Zirker), Lauren (Wyatt Briggs), Cameron Butler (Eleanor), Andrew Gammon (Brooke), Breanna (Amanda Pike), Colby Gammon (Aubray), Devin Gammon, Sydney (Brandon Putnam), Skylie Seidman, Payton Seidman, Sean Kreutzer, Andres Kreutzer, Dominic Kreutzer, and Cecilia Kreutzer; dear great-grandmother of: Lucie, Charlotte, George, Henry, Jayden, Elliana, Grace, Shane, Austin, Riley, Emma, Theo, Thatcher, Kenton, Easton, Houston, and Maisee Mae; and Siblings: Carla Moser, Shawn Marshall (Debbie).

"Lead me, guide me, walk beside me, help me find the way. Teach me all that I must do, to live with him someday. I am a Child of God."

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the National Pancreatic Cancer Foundation in Sally’s memory.