James E. Crocker

Dear Judd, Louis, Suzanne, Zoe, Laurie, Shari and Billy - I am so sorry to hear of Jim's death. I only heard of this recently and am sorry I missed the calling hours and a chance to see all of you. How I would have enjoyed that part of this otherwise very sad time. I will be in touch, and please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I hope you all are well. Jim was an amazing man and an inspiration to those lucky enough to know him. My sincere condolences, Becky Krautwurst - cousin

Dear Bill, Jo and family - Mark and I were so very sad and shocked to hear about your Dad's passing. Words simply cannot express how much we wish we could take your pain away. We know we can't. We treasure you as our dearest friends and love you so much. Please know we are thinking of you and your entire family. If there is anything you need, whether it's a shoulder to lean on, an ear to listen with or arms to hold you in a "Mac" hug, I am here, we are here. You are a very special man, Bill...

So sorry for your loss our thoughts & Prayers go out to you. He will be missed by many. Everyone who new him liked him he was a great guy. Your Texas friends.

Carla and Jim's Family,

We had only know Jim for a few years but he was a very special person and friend. We will miss our next door neighbor in Tx. He was one that you could always depend on for good advise.

Our thoughts are with you all.

Fondly,

We will miss Jim on our travels to New York and down to Donna, TX. We enjoyed his company and conversations. Will miss the electric cart with the flag flying.

Sorry to hear about the passing of Jim. We will miss him down in the Rio Grande Valley At Casa Del Sol next year. Jim was a great joy to be around. May he rest in peace.

Laurie, Paul and Family,

You are always in our hearts and in our prayers. Our hearts go out to you at this difficult time. I only knew your dad a short time, But even in that short time He touched my life for good.

For Jim

I shall not cry because our time is at an end. I shall mingle instead amid fond memories and smile, having had the privilege of knowing such a remarkable man. Although his forearms were enslaved to crutches, and his legs bound by steel, neither ever succeeded in foiling or containing his indomitable spirit!

A lifetime of acquaintances have I witnessed, casting their woes upon the breeze, mired of their own accord on the shoals of impossibility. Ah had only they...

Laurie and Family/Bill and Family;

The loss of your beloved father is sad news to bear. Please know you are in our prayers during this difficult time.