Thomas Anderson Crowder, Jr.

John and Family,
So sorry to hear of your Dad's death. My sister, Lori, and I were talking about it and she pulled out her leather bracelet that your Dad made for her YEARS ago! (Those good ole' Warm Springs Elementary days....) So many of us kids had one of those made by your Dad! My heart and prayers go out to you, Chris, your brothers and sister, and especially Mrs. Peggy. God Bless.

My sympathy to all family in Tom's passing. May The God of Peace comfort and sustain you...Nancy Cooper Rice

I have fond memories of growing up as Linda Crowders friend in Warm Springs..many hours were spent eating Sunday dinners at their dining room table and feeling a part of their family,Tom was a big part of those days. I am so sorry to hear of his death, my heart goes out to his family.

May God be with you all at this time of sorrow.Tom will certainly be missed by all.

Tom was a great influence on his classmates at Manchester High in his quiet, unassuming manner. We have his entire family in our thoughts and prayers for healing, comfort and peace.

Peggy, we continue to pray for you and all the family as you mourn the loss of your husband, father and grandfather. Tom was a wonderful, caring man and I have such fond and loving memories of the positive role model he was to Chuck and Josh as they developed into fine men partly as a result of your and Tom's influence in their lives as they participated in Boy Scouts. We all had such good times and Tom will continue to live on because of his influence on the lives of so many young people...

The Class of 1962 has lost a dear classmate. As we all relect back on days past we realize they came no finer than Tom Crowder. Strength and blessings to Peggy and family. We were all so looking forward to seeing you both on October 6, Know the blessing you receive when you go to live with christ in eternity.....forever and ever.