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Chris Schildroth
November 17, 2008
To Tom and Pat and the entire Crotty family
My sympathies to you and yours on the loss of your father. I am sure your wonderful memories will sustain you through this rough time. The measure of a parent is the quality of his children. That being said, I am sure your father was a wonderful man. Sincerely Chris Schildroth
John Owens
November 14, 2008
Tom:
We're so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this most difficult time. May God Bless all of You.
John Owens and family
Ed Ernst
November 14, 2008
Our deepest sympathy flows to each with in the entire Crotty Family. The pillar, the rock, the man and a great Mayor of Walnut Park. The Crotty house surely served as "City Hall" of the neighborhood to many!Thanks for the memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Ed & Karen Ernst
Tom Rogles
November 11, 2008
We lose another from the greatest generation.My deepest sympathy to all the Crottys.He was such a good man! I'll always remember his kind and giving spirit. He was a man of trmendous work ethic and character and a top notch husband and father. I've always felthe was such a good example of how a man should lead his life.Al Crotty was truly a man among men.Pat and I will continue to keep your family in our prayers.
ps
I hear he gave his body to science. I would expect no less. Al Crotty giving to the very end. He'll be missed
Tom Rogles
Bill & Peggy Doherty
November 11, 2008
We are very sorry for your loss. It was good to be able to visit with your dad a few weeks ago. He was a good man and it has to be very hard to let him go. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
An Irish Toast for Al:
May the Lord keep you in His hand
and never close His fist too tight.
Martin McClimens
November 10, 2008
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Rose Crawford
November 10, 2008
To All the Crotty Family:
I'm so sorry at your loss. Sixty-one years is truely amazing, but not surprising! I have wonder memories of hanging out at the Crotty house where everyone was always welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Crotty were like my own parents and I'm sure many others felt the same. I know this is a very difficult time. My prayers are with all of you and Mr. Crotty, thanks for the great memories. I still can plainly see your smiling face!
Rose (Noonan) Crawford - Michigan
Jack-Diane-Jon-Kassy-Georgiana Crotty
November 9, 2008
We'll miss you dad,,,, give Christina a big hug for us.
John Pfannebecker & Family
November 9, 2008
Our deepest sympathy at the loss of your father. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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