The wife for life just said “yes”, won the championship with the football team a few days earlier, the children are healthy and active in sports – life went very well for Peter Deubl from Leonding. Now his family, sports club ASKÖ and half of Leonding mourn the 39-year-old.
“Peter played it safe, stayed home from the master’s trip to Bulgaria so that nothing happened to him there,” reports Daniel Steinbeiss, who will become section head at ASKÖ Leonding from July 1, and: “Then we found out that Peter had an accident. don’t believe it.”
Passers-by found the body
The 39-year-old was at a midsummer festival over the weekend with his girlfriend and two children (9 and 13 years old). There he proposed to his partner and mother of the two children. “Wedding should be celebrated in the fall,” Steinbeiss says. Wife and children went home after the fireworks, Peter Deubl was still with friends in restaurant “Mausefalle” and then walked home with a friend. Just after five o’clock he said goodbye to his companion and was almost home. An hour later, a passerby found the football official’s body.
“Serious Financial Concerns”
Outwardly there were no signs of violence, he must have just fallen unlucky. An autopsy must show what killed the fit 39-year-old, who according to witnesses was tipsy before the accident, but was not heavily intoxicated. In any case, the police believe it was an accident. “The family is now facing serious financial problems,” said friends and club colleagues. The children still go to school, the partner only works part-time.
“The funeral costs alone are almost unbearable. The family is afraid of losing their apartment” – the club is already trying to help her, and the “Krone” family will also try to at least alleviate her financial worries. If you want to help, donate under the password Peter“on”Krone” special account at Hypo Upper Austria (IBAN: AT28 5400 0000 0060 0007; BIC: OBLAAT2L). Thank you very much.
Source: Krone
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