Obituary, Death John Priebe, Senior Advisor at Principal Financial Group, Dies by Suicide After Alleged Negligent Investment of Clients’ $26.4 Million Lottery Winnings

John Priebe, a Senior Advisor at Principal Financial Group, tragically passed away at the age of 54. His death has left a profound impact on his colleagues, clients, and loved ones. 

John was known for his expertise in financial management and had been with Principal Financial Group for over two decades, where he earned a reputation for diligence and dedication.

Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, John graduated with honors from the University of Iowa's Tippie College of Business before embarking on a successful career in finance. 

He joined Principal Financial Group early in his career and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a trusted advisor to many high-profile clients.

However, his life took a tragic turn following allegations of negligent investment practices involving clients' substantial funds. 

Reports indicated that John was handling a $26.4 million lottery winnings portfolio for several clients, with accusations surfacing regarding mismanagement and financial losses. 

These allegations weighed heavily on John, who was known for his meticulous attention to detail and ethical standards.

In the wake of these accusations, John reportedly struggled with severe depression and the overwhelming pressure of the situation. 

Despite efforts from colleagues and loved ones to support him during this challenging period, John tragically took his own life. 

His death has left a deep sense of loss within the financial community and among those who knew him personally.

John is remembered fondly for his intellect, integrity, and unwavering commitment to his clients. He leaves behind a legacy of professionalism and dedication to his craft. 

Colleagues and clients alike mourn the loss of a respected advisor whose contributions to the financial industry were significant and lasting.

John Priebe is survived by his spouse, two children, and a wide circle of friends and colleagues who will cherish his memory.

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