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1949
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2022
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Terry Crane Obituary
Terry was born June 4, 1949 in Gary, IN, the son of Roy Crane and Frances Crane (Rutledge). Terry was a long time member of the Clovis community. Terry and his parents were active members in the First United Methodist Church for many years. Terry retired as a state government employee after serving a 20 plus year career. Prior to that Terry served in other management positions with various companies and started his post Army career with T G & Y stores in Odessa And Kermit Texas. Terry served in the United States Army after graduating from Clovis High School. Terry married after his service in the Army and had three children, Robert Crane of Lubbock Texas, Stephanie Crane of Hughes Springs Texas, and Jarrod Crane of Lubbock Texas. Terry also has six grandchildren, Karlye Crane, Kassye Crane, Kaylah Crane, Schuylor Crane, Yahshua Crane all of Hughes Springs Texas and Zephaniah Damron (Crane) of Belleville Illinois.
Terry is preceded in death by his mother Francis Crane (Rutledge), father Roy Crane, and sister Jerry Lynn Carpenter.
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Gary and Kay Singleterry
March 26, 2022
Terry, my second cousin, son of Frances my cousin, was always faithful to keep in touch by phone, Christmas cards, etc. with us no matter where we where. He was a great guy and we are proud to have him as a kinsman. Although life's circumstances drew us apart, he was faithful in keeping us on his mind and in his heart.
May God Bless his children and grandchildren and keep them well and safe and well provided for.
Gary and Kay Singleterry
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