Claude Crabb

We had a class reunion last September and we all knew that Claude was there in spirit. He attended many of the reunions we had over the years, MUHS class of 1958, Everyone spoke of Claude in great admiration, reminding all of us that he was gone but was a cherished member of our class. Well liked, indeed, I doubt anyone can say anything but good things about our missing friend. In character and athleticism and as a great classmate, Claude was a prince among us,

Sorry to hear about Claude's passing. Knew Claude from 1954 Monterey High Schooo and followed his football careerl Worked with Claude from 1997 to 2000 in telecom business. My condolences to Kay and family. Roger and Penny Bell

One of the best all around athlete who ever played at Monterey High. I was a football teammate and close friend. Claude had many a pre game meal at my house. He was one of my moms favorites. His picture was included on her wall of fame. He and Benny Enea will be having great fun, talking over old times

We were so sorry to hear of Claude’s passing. Claude was a great guy with a beautiful family. Our prayers go out to the family, please know our hearts are with you all. Heaven got a lot brighter upon Claude’s arrival.

We would like to share our condolences to the entire Crabb family!. I'm happy to have talked to Claude and Kay a few short months ago I will treasure that conversation from now on! Rest in peace Claude!

Having been friends and a teammate of Claude for 50 years I know he was an all around great guy. Personable, down to earth and always fun to be with. Generous with his time and love.

A truly nice person, so warm and genuine. You will be greatly missed by all of your friends from Monterey High.

Claude you will always be a fixture in our hearts you will be missed but never forgotten your legacy will live on and I thank you for the warm memories rest in peace now so you have done a job well done

It's been many years since we helped around Monterey Wholesale. Your Dad and mine, putting up with us as we 'accidentally' dropped a few watermelons as we unloaded the truck, so we could eat the hearts of the melons. Playing 'burn out' with oranges, until one of us got splattered. So many memories of those early years. You will be missed. God speed on your next journey.
Harry Hellam, Jr.