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“Lunch Bunch.”
He became, in all these roles, a kind of father-protector figure — looking out for people’s health, protecting the environment, advocating strict laws on zoning and land use and gathering to himself a community of friends that ranged from the lowly to the mighty.
“Dr. Werner Krebser was the ‘first citizen’ of Rappahannock, the conscience of the community,” said his long-time neighbor and friend Douglas H. Ginsburg, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. “Doc was quite simply one of the finest men I ever knew.”
Peter Kramer, a friend of more than 30 years, said Dr. Krebser “had an ability to relate to all kinds of people, and he had an impact on just about every one of them. He was my doctor and my friend. He was that old, country-type of doctor who had his flock, and he cared for them.”
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