Richard Owen Crooke Sr.

There are no words... I am truly sorry for your loss..May your hearts be comforted by the wonderful memories you share.

I knew Richard when he and the family lived across the street on Flower Ave. in Silver Spring, Md. in the 1950's and 1960's. we used to play together and we once worked at the old Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C. He will be remembered fondly by me. May almighty God our Father bless the family and I know that he is in Heaven and is at peace.
Bill Stecklein

I was saddened to learn of Rich's passing.We both attended St.Michael's Elem School and Carroll.I saw him at the class reunions and always felt regret that I didn't live closer. I will say a prayer Saturday for Rich and his family from my home in Cary,NC.My wife joins me in sending our deepest sympathy for your loss.Charlie Dusterhoff

We are so sorry to learn of Rich's death. We just lost one of the good guys. We're thinking of you Gerry, and you'll be in our prayers. Susan and Dennis Lewis

We are so sorry to learn of Rich's death. What fawn memories I have of Rich and Gerry playing golf and at work. May God lay his hands of blessings on the family in this time of sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Bruce and Fran Taylor, Middletown Md

We will miss his sense of humor and going to the church suppers for fried oysters! His love for his family and especially his grandchildren was so evident whenever he would get that special look and smile on his face! He is probably up in heaven now helping more people get comfortable!❤

I am very sorry at the death of my dear friend, Richard. I remember him so well from our days at Nativity Elementary School and Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington DC and value the times in recent years when we had our annual lunches with our other classmates, Regis and Jack. We all enjoyed reminiscing and catching up. May Richard. now rest in eternal peace and joy.

My condolences to your family. May god give you the strength to endure your sorrow. My thoughts are with you