Robert Ney Crook Jr.

To all of the Crook family,
I remember Bob from First Baptist Church in Paris in the 60s. We had such fun in choir! What a wonderful legacy he leaves. May the love you shared and the precious memories you hold give you peace during this very difficult time. We'll understand it all by and by.
God Bless you all.

Tory, Tom and Beth -

I'm so sorry for your loss. I have worked at DCCCD for 12+ years now and very much enjoyed reconnecting with Bob here after knowing your family at St. Barnabas. Bob served on a committee I chaired and was a huge help to me, and he was always so friendly and pleasant to visit with when I ran into him at district events. Keeping all of you in my thoughts and wishing you peace at this difficult time.

April Ellis

Dear Tory---
You and your family are in our prayers. I so loved my time with Bob---both in grad school at the University of Texas and during long late nights at WFAA writing news copy. He was a great friend with a grand wit and so kind to keep in touch with his old friends. My sympathy to you and your family.
Arch Campbell

The Crook's were next door neighbors for years on Cherry Street in Paris. They were wonderful people. Bobby was always warm cordial and had a fabulous smile every time I met him. He will be missed I'm sure.
Don Nelms

I am so saddened to hear that the world has lost such a dear, talented, and compassionate soul. I have love in my heart for Tory, Tom, and Beth, and wish them to be surrounded by all the comfort and support that these trying times evoke.. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.