George Crumbley Jr.

George Crumbley was a brilliant man and a wonderful boss! I learned a lot from George. He hired me to do his radio/television writing and production. It was an honor to work/learn from this great man. To this day I miss him so much.

You always knew how to light up our world and I know you are still with us lighting the way!!

Dear Mrs. Crumbley and Family,

I think of you often. I am so sorry for your loss. I am thrilled that Mr. Crumbley will be honored at the Chick-Fil-A Bowl. Happy New Year!

Dear Carolyn,
I was very sad to hear about Uncle George Passing and I am sorry that I didn't find out in time to attend the funeral. I was really taken back and sad at the news. Please be assured that you and the family are in out thoughts and prayers and will be for the weeks and months ahead.

I really never knew George, But I knew uncle vic, from kellytown, and have memories of uncle vic. we are related to the crumbley family. I am very sad to hear about George..
my Prayers go to the FAMILY..

Cheryl, Dan, Stephanie and Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Wish that I could do something to remove the saddness in your hearts.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Mary Ann

Sept. l9,2009
Dear Carolyn and Family,
I was so sorry to hear of the death of Pierce. He was my Sunday School teacher at Kirkwood Methodist Church in the l950s. I remember him as a great teacher who was very intelligent, kind and caring.
I lived on Norwood and you and Mrs. Hardy lived at the corner of Emory Place and Norwood. I was Louise Blalock, Dora and Charlie Blalock's daughter. My brother, James, said that he used to deliver papers on your street.
My...

Crumbley Family:So very sorry to hear of the passing of George.
George was a tireless worker and one of the most unselfish men I've ever known. I have many fond memories of working with him on many Peach Bowls.My thoughts and prayers are with you.

George was the consummate gentleman,I was blessed to have known him.My thoughts and prayers are with you.