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1953
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James Crisp Obituary
May 18, 1953 - May 14, 2025
On May 14, 2025 our beloved dad and grandpa passed away. Jim was born in Arkansas May 18, 1953 to Audrey and Alfred Crisp. They moved to Idaho when he was toddler where he was raised with his 7 other siblings. He attended school at Twin Falls high school and it was there he met his best friend and later his wife, Tracy. Dad was an amazing mechanic that could fix anything. He spent his working years at Monroc Concrete and later Idaho Concrete as a diesel mechanic.
After our mom Tracy passed away our dad helped to take care of his grandchildren while living in Louisiana for a few years. He moved back to Idaho where he spent his last few years, being near his family and what he had always known to be home.
He is survived by his daughter Kodi and son in law Joe, his son Ryan and his grandchildren Cohen, Aiden, Mya and Tatum. He is also survived by his brothers Barry and Billie and sisters Connie and Marilyn. He was preceded in death by his parents Audrey and Alfred, brothers Gary and Lanny and sister Yolonda.
While our hearts are broken and we are heavy with grief, we know you are with our beloved momma Tracy Kay and your sweet companion Susie dog. We love you always and forever and are thankful you are free dad.
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Kyle Butler (Kraus)
May 26, 2025
My Dad, Ron Kraus, worked at Monroc and Idaho Concrete for many years, and we always heard about how cool your dad was. I met him when I was very young, but I still remember he was a very nice guy. Many thoughts and prayers to your family.
Cheryl Stout Zarr
May 23, 2025
I grew up with the Crisp family. He will be missed. Sorry for your loss.
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