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Howard Neil Crosby

Kansas City, Missouri

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Howard Neil Crosby, age 66, Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Tuesday March 22, 2005 at home. Funeral service will be 3pm March 28 at Mount Moriah & Freeman Chapel I-435 & Holmes. Burial in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-3pm March 28 at the chapel. 816-942-2004. Mr. Crosby was...

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It's been 19 years and not a day goes by that I don't think of him. I talked to him quite a bit I just wish he could tell me why he wasn't the only one I lost that day. I soon will be joining him and I'll get all the answers I need. Love you Dad!!! Can't wait to see you and mom too.

I never met Neil in person, but met him through the internet with a programming problem last year. We corresponded back and forth many times over a few weeks, and he finally discovered what the problem was. I kept in touch over the next few months, and sent him a gift at Christmas-a University of Kentucky ball cap. I never heard from him after I sent the gift. After getting no responses from the last few emails I sent, I finally got one returned as undeliverable today. I did a search for...

Dear family of Neil: I grew up with Neil in Houston and we played baseball on your grandfather's vacant lot while he( Mr. Crosby) watched carefully to see that we didnot pull up his newly planted oak trees which were the obvious bases! Neil was a funny and active boy; we all loved him. Park Place Methodist church was another place where we all met. A great family and I know that you are also. In His grip, Kitsie

A single tear streamed down his cheek on that happy day,
When the doctors told him “It’s a girl.” He shouts, “Hooray!”.
I can still hear his words saying to me “I’m his best girl”,
Then me having to stop and say, “Dad, I’m your only girl.”
I will yearn for the question he would often asked too,
And that was, “Have I told you lately that I love you?”
He not only showed me how to love his love was genuinely true,
But unfortunately when needed he...

Although I have never talked with him, I have been in contact with Freeman Crosby and I have found a wealth of Crosby information and it is very fortunate to have people like Neil and their hard work. God Bless you all and maybe we are cousins.

To Melanie and Neil's family

Although I never met Neil in person we were in frequent contact on-line and learned a lot together. I considered him a good friend and he will be greatly missed.

Freeman Crosby

"Let the beloved of the Lord rest secure in him, for he shields him all day long, and the one the Lord loves rests between his shoulders."
Deuteronomy 33:12 NIV

Rest now in peace, dear friend Neil.

I was saddened to hear of Neil's passing. I recall the times we had together. I attended his rebaptism at the Methodist Church (I believe in Truman's Corners). That must have been in the late 70's or early 80's. I know Neil rests with the Lord. Nothing in this life could rob him of that reward.

My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Doug Beare

Tim,

I can't tell you how saddened, Larry, and I feel about your dad!
He was a very special person to us,
I especially, feel sad, because I
worked with him for several years,
of course, as you know he was a
good friend. I still can't believe
this has happened. We will be praying for you and all your family, and please know our thoughts will be with you. I hope
you will keep in touch, because
we think of you often, and we...