Raymond C. CRITTENDEN Jr.

Mrs. Crittenden and Family:

I was sadden to hear the passing of Coach. He had a profound affect on me as student when I attended Denbigh High School ('76) and later as an educator/coach at Warwick. He encouraged me to be a "coach" and was very supportive of my endeavors to do so. When I would return home from college he always wanted to know what the latest things being taught where and how I was doing with them all. When I came to Warwick as an assistant football coach and later...

To Lonnie and family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers for God's divine healing during your time of loss. My God fill the void created by his passing with loving memories of your times together and his service to others. There is a time and season for all things. Ecc 3.

To Mrs. Crittenden and Thursa:
I was saddened to hear of the loss of your husband and father, but I rejoiced in knowing that he is with the father in heaven. He will be missed but he will forever be remembered by the legacy that he left behind. Continue to trust in God and lean not to your understanding, and He will direct your path. To God Be The Glory. Love, jackie James Dinkins and Harry James, Jr.

May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories. Please accept my deepest sympathies and you are in my thoughts and prayers.

To Lonnie and family,

Maria and I share in your loss and grief.

All the best,

Tal J. Zlotnitsky

Mrs. Crittenden, Thursa and family: Please accept my sincere condolences in the loss of your husband and father. As you enter this new 'season' of your lives, may the fond memories of family, friends, trips, events, and games put a smile on your face, and may it make your burden a little lighter.
Mrs. Crittenden, I am happy we had occasion to share some recent moments to talk and share. Be well. And, may God continue to bless you and your family. I love you,
Joylette Goble Hylick,...

TO THE CRITTENDON FAMILY--MAY THE LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU IN HIS CARE. CONTINUE TO TRUST GOD AND HE WILL SEE YOU THROUGH THIS DIFFICULT TIME. REMEMBER, ONE DAY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE YOUR LOVED ONE AGAIN. MY FAMILY AND I WILL CONTINUE TO LIFT YOU UP IN PRAYER. WITH LOVE, GLORIA CHEESEMAN BROWN AND FAMILY(Carver High--1967)

To The entire Crittenden Family, My heart is sadden to hear of the lost of Mr. Raymond Crittenden Jr. affectionally known as "Coach". His life and principles certainly fall directly under the Tree of a Godly spirit in which he lived. Helping one another to be better then we found one another. I has the opportunity to work with "Lonnie" his son in a number of positions and his first order of busines was always to mentor young professionals in the work place. Always the under dog could win...

Mrs. Crittenden, you and your family continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.