Alfred William Kirkweg

alfred kirkweg

July 9, 1940 ~ July 29, 2026

Born in: St. Elizabeth, Missouri
Resided in: Jefferson City, Missouri

Alfred William Kirkweg, 86, of Jefferson City, passed away on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at StoneBridge Senior Living – Oak Tree.

He was born on July 9, 1940, in St. Elizabeth, Missouri, the son of William Joseph and Mary Heinretta (Borgmeyer) Kirkweg.

He was united in marriage to Mary Kathryn Rannabargar at St. Martin Catholic Church, on July 9, 1960.  She preceded him in death on April 5, 2022.

Alfred served his country as a seventeen-year-old in the United States Army Reserves.

Alfred worked thirty years as a carpenter for Braun Plastering and was a member of the Carpenter Union #945.

He was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church.

When his children were growing up, he coached baseball and drove the bus to sporting events.  He also enjoyed helping with Boy Scout events.  He loved to play music, especially his guitar, and sang with several local groups.  An avid gardener, he loved the outdoors and could always find something to do. He especially loved to camp and fish with his family.

He is survived by three children, William (Janet) Kirkweg, Jefferson City; Donna (Ron) Rehagen, Freeburg; and Lisa (Dwayne) McKinney, Holts Summit; a son-in-law, Mark McBaine, Jefferson City; ten grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; a sister, Delores Bax, St. Martin; a sister-in-law, Anna Lou Kirkweg, Eldon; and a brother-in-law, Louis Toebben, Taos.

He was preceded in death by a daughter, Mary Alice McBaine; a grandson, Christopher William Kirkweg; brothers, Cornelious (Geraldine) Kirkweg, Clarence (Mary Ellen) Kirkweg, Norbert Kirkweg; sisters, Alice (Linus) Patton, Eleanor (Delmar) Edwards, Rosalee (John) Hentges, Alvera (Marvin) Holliday, Rita (George) Braun, and Delphine Toebben; and a brother-in-law, Dave Bax.

Visitation will be 5-7:00 p.m., Monday, August 3, 2026, at Trimble Funeral Homes with a prayer service at 4:30 p.m.

Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at St. Martin Catholic Church with Rev. Dylan Schrader, PhD officiating.

Burial will be in St. Martin Catholic Cemetery with full military honors.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to St. Martin Catholic Church or to the American Cancer Society.

Services entrusted to Trimble Funeral Homes – Jefferson City. trimblefunerals.com

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Visitation: Monday, August 3, 2026 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Trimble Funeral Homes
3210 North Ten Mile Drive
Jefferson City, Missouri 65109


Mass of Christian Burial: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 10:00 am

St. Martin Catholic Church
7148 St. Martins Blvd
Jefferson City, Missouri 65109


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  1. Sending my prayers and condolences to the family I had the honor of taking care of Alfred and to know him is to love him he was the sweetest man and had a gentle soul he will definitely be missed by all of us here at stonebridge oak tree 💔

  2. I’m so sad to hear of Alfred’s passing. I met him when I worked for Oak Tree- he used to sit outside my office doing puzzles. One day I joined him and then would look forward to that time with him everyday I worked! I loved hearing his stories about the work he did, his music, his family, his travels ( especially his trip to Yellowstone with his favorite dog) and about the house he he fixed up just for all of his stray cats. Before I left Oak Tree I special ordered him a puzzle from a family picture he had in his room. He was so proud of that one and loved showing me that he had it framed and hanging in his room when I came and visited him. He will be missed for sure but I know he is in our Lord and Savior’s arms and reunited with his wife and daughter. Sending many prayers to his loved ones.

  3. Alfred has been on the same assisted living hall as our Dad for a few years. Our whole family knows Alfred. We visit or say hello to him every time we visit. Alfred quit doing puzzles after completing the picture puzzle of his family. He said no other puzzle could compare. Alfred loved his family so much. He was always charming and kind and a very good man. He will be missed.


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