John Alfred Crumb

I’m so sorry to hear about your Dad. I know I asked every time I saw you at work. We compared parent “Notes”. My Dad passed away May 21st of this year. Take peace in knowing that they are in a better place and much happier now. Can’t wait to see them again!

I was blessed to of been given the opportunity to be Mr. John's caregiver during his battle with Alzheimers. Due to unfortunate circumstances it wasnt long enough....but I loved the time I did have with him! I was there daily to help him and try and brighten his days...but he never failed to brighten mine! He always played with me, joked, and conversed. The mornings were our special time...He always had the biggest smile when I went in to wake him, as he said ..."Mornin". And as we sat at...

I was a caregiver for John. He was nice to me & John allowed me to care for him. I was very silly & I made him laugh. We played different games together. He would tease me & say Boo
to be scary. I enjoyed
being one of the team
of Caregivers to help the Crumb Family &
loved them all.
Thank you Mrs Marie Crumb
(Wife) & Deborah Crumb (Dgt.) for choosing me over other applicants.
John will be missed.
Praying For The Family Vicki

May God strengthen each one of you. Days may be hard just remember all the good memories and LEAN on God for comfort. He will see you through in his own special way.

I wish I could have spent more time with him. I know my parents thought the world of the whole family.

John was always pleasant and jovial. As his memory was fading, he and I together figured out how to to siphon the excess water from the pool in a heavy rainstorm. We laughed about this for years! John loved it when I sang church songs and sang with me when he could. John was always a gentleman and took good care of his family. He is certainly missed by Marie and Debbie and all those who had the privilege of knowing him. May he Rest In Peace.