Death date: Mar 28, 2010
Frank H. Crow, age 84 of Houston, passed away on March 28, 2010. He is preceded in death by his parents, Frank & Lila (Berg) Crow, and sisters, Winky Crow and Webe Crow Williams. He is survived by his sons, Jeff Crow and Eric Crow Read Obituary
Jeff;
I’m sorry for your lost and my prayers go out to you and your family. I worked with you while you were at Station 18 and understand how you may feel. I never met your father but knowing you and how you presented yourself to me and our crew, I can only say he would have been proud of you.
Lynda and I send our condlences.
JEFF,
YOU HAVE MY CONDOLENCES. WE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN OUR PRAYERS. I KNOW HE MUST OF BEEN A MAN OF GREAT INTEGRITY, YOUR A GREAT EXAMPLE OF THE LEGACY HE LEAVES BEHIND.
RICK HERNANDEZ
You and your family are in our prayers during this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss, is seems like you father was a wonderful man.
Chief Crow:
As a student of military history, an avid motorcycle and travel enthusiast – all the things your dad seemed to love, I cannot imagine how he will be missed. I’m sure he was a facinating man to talk to. People like him are trully missed because they take a wealth of history with them. Having lost both my parents over the years, I can empathize with the void. My heartfelt wishes for your family’s inner strenghth guided by the knowledge of your dad’s love of life. May his memory be something you pass on to your future generations.
Hey Chief Crow,
So sorry to hear about your Dad. Please know that we are praying for you and your family for healing.
Eddie & Lisa Havlice
Jeff and family, I am sorry for your lose and was compelled to say thanks for your dad’s service to our country. It sounds like he was one of our military HEROS.
Chief Crow,
Expressing my heartfelt condolences, Keeping you and your family in my prayers
Jeff, Eric and Family
I also was one of the many lades friend from the West Wind who loved to dance with him.. He is one of a kind and will be missed. We all enjoyed his stories and how he spoke with such pride and joy of his Sons and riding his motorcycle What a great Man and a Real Hero.
Kay Miettinen
HI JEFF, STUBABY HERE, I TRULY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR DAD. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY…. I WISH THERE WAS SOMETHING I COULD DO TO MAKE IT BETTER FOR YOU, BUT, IT JUST TAKES TIME… IF YOU NEED ANYTHING JUST LET ME KNOW, TAKE CARE JEFF…. STUBABY
Dear Jeff,
I offer my sincerest condolences to you and your family on the loss of your father. My prayers are with you all.
Peace,
Karen
