THOMAS E. CROWLEY

I miss you my friend, you were truly a joy to work with as a friend and co-worker. Memories of our many site visits and lunches after all no tour of the sites would have been complete without stopping for a great lunch :-), are cherished. Your many safety lessons, continues to keep me safe today.

I think of Tom often and wish he was still here to talk with. He was a fantastic person. I am thankful that I had the pleasure of meeting him and knowing him.
May he rest in Eternal Peace.
Kathy Thompson

To the Crowley family . . . . My deepest sympathy is with all of you. Tom's name brought back fond memories of Tom and Patty when they were very young and living on Wyandotte in Lakewood. Tom, then a blond curly haired boy, and his Mom are seen in my 1952 wedding photos. My sister, Marilyn, and I were their babysitters. Maureen , I am so very sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and my prayers.

So sorry for your loss Maureen. Will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Dawn (and family),
Thinking of you at this time. Sorry for your loss.

May your fond memories sustain you this difficult tivme.

Crowley Family, Although it's been many years I remember Tom from Winterhurst Ice Rink in our teens and twenties. I also remember Tom in the late 60's during my early years with the 1st. Dist. CPD at Fairview Hospital. Always knew him to be a good and decent person. My sincere sympathy to his family on his passing.
Bill Leonard, Avon, Ohio

Maureen, I'm so sorry for your loss. May the love of family and friends comfort you at this time of sorrow.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.