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 </figure>Duane Joseph Dreiling, 59, Olathe, died May 10th, 2020, surrounded by 
his wife and children at Advent Health Shawnee Mission. He was born 
March 24th, 1961, in Hays, KS, the youngest of five children to Richard 
“Rich” and Lucida “Zita” (Schmidt) Dreiling.On April 27th, 1996,
 he was united in marriage to Deborah A. Dreiling (Jamison, and they 
recently celebrated 24 loving years of marriage.Duane was an 
avid fishing enthusiast, and would fish any chance he had; crappies 
being his favorite fish to catch and eat. He had a real passion for 
woodworks which was inherited from his father, who had a business in 
Hays, KS “Rich’s Woodcrafts." Over the years, he has created many 
treasured masterpieces, given out freely and generously to close family 
members and friends.He worked for much of his life as a 
remarkable painter and handyman; there was no job Duane couldn’t do. 
Being the perfectionist he was, his attention to detail was second to 
none; always proud of every job he ever completed.Duane was a 
very loyal Chiefs fan, and was delighted to witness their victory this 
past season, when they won the Super Bowl. In his youth, much time was 
spent riding bikes with friends in his hometown of Hays. From a very 
early age Duane developed quite the taste buds, enjoying every bite of 
his mother’s chocolate sour cream cake. He has stated numerous times, 
along with his siblings whom are in agreement, that there was not one 
meal she made that they did not like. Duane was also quite the cook and 
enjoyed perfecting his many barbecue creations, much to all his family's
 delight.Duane is survived by his wife; Debbie of the home, his 
father-in-law and mother-in-law; Ken and Theresa Fieldan of Kansas City,
 a son; Allen Hage of Grandview, MO, five daughters; Ashley Hughes and 
husband Shawn of Gardner, Danielle Lowrey and fiancé Mitch Bouy of 
Coffeyville, Chelsea Dreiling and partner Brittany Drolet of Olathe, 
Kelsey Good and husband Alex of Melbourne, Australia, and Jennifer 
Dieckman of Independence, MO. Also one brother; Howard and wife Vera of 
Arlington, TX, two sisters; Shirley Dreiling of Hays, and Linda Haas and
 husband Fredd of Des Moines, IA, and a sister-in-law Betty Dreiling of 
Centerville, IN, nine grandchildren; Raigen, Kailen, Brynlee, Fallyn, 
Destiny, James, Weston, Jonah, with an additional grandchild on the way,
 and numerous nieces and nephews.He was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Richard “Rick” Dreiling.A
 celebration of life will be held at a later date, due to the current 
circumstances regarding restrictions on gatherings, for the health and 
safety of family and friends.<a href="https://www.penwellgabelkc.com/">Penwell-Gabel</a> is in charge of arrangements.