JOHN CROW

Dear Wendy, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you can find solace and comfort in warm memories and in time with your family and friends. It was good to hear the wonderful voices of your grandchildren on the Mahler zoom call this morning and to know that they are there with you. Warm wishes, Sally

Dear Wendy and Family, I am saddened to hear of the loss of your husband. My heartfelt sympathy and wishes for the endurance of the happiest of memories for you all. Mes amitiés, Dan Schechter

It's been a while since John and I communicated over "messenger". His passing makes me sad. I will always remember him as an upstanding, smart, courteous, sometimes mischievous, friend. Condolences and to his family. I hope you find comfort in knowing how much John was respected.

Remember playing sandlot baseball on the vacant lot between the Voscamp and Wirtz houses on San Jacinto Street. Also convincing a neighborhood friend to go get money from his mother, go to Beutow's fireworks stand and buy firecrackers, and then come back and sell them to John and me for less than he paid.

John Crow and I are the same age and worked together years back. He was a really fine psychiatrist and a lovely colleague/friend. My thoughts to his family on their loss. Sue Matorin ACSW SW Faculty Weill Cornell Psychiatry

John and I were children of Alcoa employees who went to school together in Rockdale, Texas. John was always an outstanding student. He received the Alcoa scholarship upon graduation from Rockdale High where he was, I believe, our class valedictorian. May those who knew him be comforted by their memories.