Charles Lamar Crawley, Jr.

Remember fondly the many hours I, & others of Linda´s friends, spent in the Crawley home while growing up. They were always welcoming & patient. Clayton County Fire & Emergency Services posted a meaningful tribute to Mr Crawley on June 7. Sending our sympathies to Linda, Lamar, & Ann.
Jerry and Marlene (Geddie) Holland

I've never forgotten how Uncle Charles stepped in to help my family when Dad became disabled. He was such a proud man,I can only imagine how hard it must have been for him to no longer be able to putter around the home he loved so much, making repairs and little improvements along the way. But Uncle Charles was there for us, not only in keeping the house up but offering emotional support to Mom and Jim during that hard time and in the many years that followed. Our family was truly blessed with Uncle Charles, he made a difference in the lives of so many others. May he rest in peace.

Janell and I were blessed to have known Mr. Crawley. Most men live an ordinary life; not so for Charles Crawley. He was an extraordinary man as demonstrated by the deeds he performed throughout his life. He was rewarded with a long life and now God has seen fit to reunite him with his wife Sue in heaven. Our sincere condolences to Lamar, his sisters, and the entire family.

Though I never met Anita´s Dad, he was obviously a very special gentleman. I send my heartfelt condolences to my friend Anita and her family.

I send my deepest condolences to his family, especially my dear friend Anita.

Margie Ryan

Best man I ever knew. He will be greatly missed.

It was an honor gor me to know Mr. Charles. He was always warm, friendly and had a great sense of humor. I will miss him dearly.
Gay (Trudy) Rossborough