Wiley Crockett

Wiley was our neighbor and friend in Westport. We were sorry to here of Wiley’s passing. He was a robust personality and gave us many a laugh (and a good political argument here and there). He always added spark to our gatherings. We lost touch over the years, as happens in life. If it’s possible to let us know when his memorial service will be, we’d all like to attend and pay a final goodby to our old neighbor ([email protected]). Joan Tripp

Wiley (and Barbara) were good friends of ours through ballroom dancing classes. Even though we took many classes with them, Wiley always preferred the box step. When we had Kentucky Derby parties, it was Wiley who wore the most colorful shirt, and even had the most wins at that race. We will miss him.

Blessed are those who mourn,
for they will be comforted.
Matthew 5:4
My wife and I, will always remember Wiley and Barbara fondly.

R.I.P. Wiley Until we sail again.
- your fellow crew mates of Wild Ride.

I am very sorry for your loss, our loss. Wiley and I have sailed together in a number of venues. He helped me trailer my boat to Key West in 2010, He was a guy that you always knew where you stood with him. I miss both he and Barbra. They will always be part of my fondest memories.

Wiley and Barbara were great sailing friends and I always had fun with them. My best to his family. Doug McKeige