Nathan D. Crowell

Dear Crowell Family, our hearts go out to you. I just read about this on the Memorial Ride poster at Manny's Hockey Shop. We lost our 17 year old son Andrew this past March in a skiing acident. He also was a lifelong hockey player and was a 4 year varsity player at Diman Regional. May you find the guidance you need through friends and family and the hockey community because they are the best.
Sincerely, The Dumont Family

Gale and Family,
I was so sorry to hear about Nathan.As you know, I did get to know him when I called on your office. All I could think was "What a great,genuine person !" He will be missed dearly and my thoughts and support are with you always. Your friend (formerly of Novartis) Lisa Barrett

Dear Crowell Family ~ We are at a loss for words, yet as we sit here together are read the beautiful entries about your son, it takes us back almost three years ago when we received the phone call ~ telling us that our 18 year son, Jaxon, died while playing hockey. He blocked a shot, just like Nathan, and it took his life. Many sad and difficult days followed. In reading the entries, Nathan sounded a lot like Jaxon. And it seemed they both loved hockey. A friend of Jaxon's hockey coach...

Dear Crowell Family
We were so sorry to hear of Nathans passing. We have good memories of Nathan and Eric on those soccer fields in EP during grammer school and jr. high. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Don, Lee, Eric, Lori Oulette

Dear Gale,
I am so sorry that Nathan has passed from this life. He was, and always will be for me, that sweet smile, computer wiz, quick to laugh even when my jokes were corny. I will always remember when he was trying to decide what to purchase for his girlfriend. I know you know what that was, Gale, so I won't write it down. What I said caused quite an uproar of laughter and I will never forget the look on his face and I choose to remember that very special moment in time. He was...

To the Crowell family and friends of Nate. I have no doubt Nate was a wonderful and caring man from all that I have read and heard from those who knew him best. My thoughts and prayers are with Nate and all those who are suffering most from his passing.

To the Crowell family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Nathan was such a great person we used to have so much fun in class together and in soccer he will be deeply missed we all loved him very much. My prayers are with your family at this time.

Hello, I, too, am a graduate of East Providence High and I was stunned when I saw the news on TV. I remember Nathan's face very well, I saw him almost every day in the halls at school. You could tell that he was a sweet person just by looking at him. I've never spoken to him, but it is still so unfortunate when you learn that someone you used to see every day alive and well has now passed and at so young an age. I know no words can express how terrible and shocked your family and friends...

Dear Crowell family: We have been friends for most of our lives and have had the honor of watching our children grow up together. Nate, though a handful as a young boy, channeled that spirit into everything he did as a man. He and I had a wonderful conversation at Sarah's wedding and I was so impressed by his energy and willingness and drive. His loss is a tragic end to a beautiful and promising life that was creully cut short. All of my hopes and prayers and sympathy go with all of you....