Dr. Frank William Crealock

Thank you for bringing me into this world, Dr. Crealock, on November 30th, 1970. I have the good fortune of working with your old friend, Dr, Jim Joki; we are both leaders in the local Boy Scout unit, Troop 325 in Shoreline. Working with Jim and the scouts is one of the most-meaningful things in my life. I hope to make a positive impact with them, in the same way that you were a positive force in the lives of so many young people here in the Puget Sound Area. With sincere respect and...

Hello! Dr. Crealock was a person that I thought about this afternoon. He delivered me at Northwest Hospital in Seattle on November 25, 1963. So sorry to hear of his passing. Blessings to his family...

Dr. Crealock came to mind this morning so I googled him and ended up here. He delivered two of my sons and my youngest had spina bifida. I was grateful to have him deliver Tony and pray with us beforehand. I am sad that he is gone, but happy he is with Jesus and we will meet again. I was his very last patient on his last day before retirement. Blessings to his family.

I always adored Crea. We got to spend some time together in Mexico and I visited him in Washington a couple of times. I have not seen him in over 14 years. I am sad to hear he has left us. He was a gracious and caring man. I am blessed to have had the time with him that I did. Muah! Thank you, Crea.

I was so sorry to read in the Seattle newspaper of Dr.Crealock passing. I work with him many times delivering babies at Ballard Community Hospital in Seattle.He was a excellent OB Doctor,plus a very nice person to work with. In between babies we would discuss ,Canada,as I was also from Canada,curling and becoming a Citizen of this country.My Condolences to his Family

I met Dr Crealock in 1977 after working at a small hospital in Ore and relocating to Wash State. He was the first Dr I worked for in Wash and I remember him being so humble and kind with a zillion patients who all adored him. His phone never quit ringing and I wondered how one man could do so much for so many?

I am now retired after spending approx 40 yrs in the healthcare field and I will always remember Dr Crealock as the first Dr who made me feel so welcome in a new state and a new...

I have no memories of Dr. Crealock. But he did deliver me into this world, along with my sister Lisa and brother Mike. When someone has such a profound effect on your destiny--especially bringing you into the living world--it is only right to stop and offer thanks.

My destiny has included working 31 years as an administrator in the Husky Athletic Department and I have now learned what a devoted UW fan Dr. Crealock proved to be. Perhaps he had a hand -- literally -- in sending me on...

Our trip to Africa with Crea was a true pleasure for both Don and myself. What a special trip it was to really spend quality time with him.
Please accept my deepest sympathy. He will be missed.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.