Harry L. Crump

11/23/2009
I was deeply saddened, yet rejoiceful when Cousin Thelma called with the news about Cousin Harry.
Saddend that he is gone, and so very rejoiceful that "he has kept the faith; ran the race, and finished his course."
I will never forget Cousin Harry was not only the first one to register and offer to pay for the 2000 Crump family reunion in Hampton, but the winner (KING) of the Reunion's oldest male participant. He was so humble in his winning, and the homemade "robe...

God is as near as a whispered prayer.

With Deepest Sympathy.

Dorothy Brown, Priscilla Brown

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

To the Crump Family,

The Christian Family will always remember Mr. Harry as a kind and loving neighbor. We will miss his beautiful gardens and fruit trees. He was so generous in making sure that he shared his bountiful garden with us and for being so faithful to our church. He was a great man of God. We will miss him and remember him always. He was like a part of our family.

The Christians
Henry, Louise, Kelvin, Peg, Kelvin Jr, Kellie and Nyaze

I worked with Harry at Chesapeake Corporation until his retirement. He always had a smile for everyone and was a pleasure to be arount. Each Spring he and I would challenge each other to see who could get our green peas in the ground and to maturity the earliest. At 96 years the Lord blessed him with a long life. I would like to extent my sympathy to the family.

Henry Ward, Lanexa