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6 Entries
January 12, 2010
Hazel, Corkey and Mike. You are in our hearts and Prayers.Our sympathy goes out to you.May God bless and keep you.
David and Virginia (Vassar) Dooley
Kingsport, Tn.
Kathy (Crowder) Rhodes
January 10, 2010
Many prayers and sympathy to you. Take comfort in knowing he is with our Lord, and we will see him again. God Bless.
mary lee prophet
January 9, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Jeff Crowder
January 9, 2010
Goodbye Granddaddy, thank you for the example you were. We love and miss you so much.
Belle & Dudley Thompson
January 8, 2010
We wish to express heartfelt sympathy to the Crowder family. Be comforted by the knowledge he is awaiting you in a better place.
Clint Switzer
January 8, 2010
My friend and mentor Earl,
I cannot put into words really how much your friendship has meant to me for 40 plus years. You were always there and cared about me whenever I came over to visit you. I loved talking to you because you had insight and wisdom that only comes from GOD and the experiences that he chose for you to share with others. I will always cherish our many talks on life, politics (they could be interesting), current events, and your truck driving days to name just a few. The most profound talks though were about GOD in your life and the few stories about "THE WAR" ( WWII) that you would share. I hope and pray that I have just a sliver of the character that was your trademark. As I sit here and write this in the comfort and heat of my home I cannot help but think about the bitter cold outside now. What I think about is that you as a young Soldier endured things in The Battle of The Bulge (WWII) along with extreme bitter cold as told in history books and films. I am grateful that I had you as a living testimony of your experiences. You always treated me as a Son, and I Love you for that always. You truly are the epitomy of "The Greatest Generation". God Bless.
Clint Switzer
Your friend
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