Claire-Crook-Obituary

Claire B. Thomen Crook

Lynnwood, Washington

1910-2011

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1910 - 2011Claire B. Thomen Crook passed away March 25, 2011.She was born September 26th, 1910 in Basel, Switzerland to Wilhelm and Bertha Thommen. She joined an older sister, Lina Luise. When the family immigrated to this country in 1913, the name was changed to Thomen. Claire was 2 and her...

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Thank you Gayle: I was pleased to read your thoughts & rememberances of my Grandparents. I visited there many times and don't know if I met you.
I hope there are others that will put messages on the guestbook.

Thank you for placing Claire's obituary in the St. Helens newpaper. I grew up next door to Claire and Lena's parents when they lived in St. Helens and had the pleasure of knowing Claire and George. Reading Claire's obituary just brought back so many great memories I have of my visits with Claire and George when they came to visit her parents Willy and Bertha Thomen. I used to set in Willy and Bertha's living room and listen to Willy yodel when I was little. When I was big enough to run a...

Thank you Kathleen and Nora for your kind words. Claire was my only Aunt and such a special one. We brought her to WA in 2000 and she lived with us for six years. She was 22 when I was born and has been a part of my life for many many years. Nancy Berard

Mrs. Crook was my first grade teacher at Oakridge Elementary in 1967. She taught all four of the Farrier kids over the years and we all loved her as a teacher and as a person. The last time I saw her was at my older brother's wedding at the Methodist church in Oakridge and she still remembered all of us! It was so wonderful to see her again after so many years. She was a very special teacher and friend and I will remember her always.

Hello! I am so glad that you chose to have Mrs. Crook's notice printed in the Eugene paper....thank you! She was my first grade teacher (1956-57), and I have often thought of her with fond memories. Having no idea of her age, I wondered if she was still living. She treated me especially nice (I think I was the teacher's pet that year). She sometimes would keep only me in the classroom, go and get the other teachers, and show them something I could do! My family (Rogers) left Oakridge...