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Ms. Nurse
December 9, 2002
Mr. Crabtree and Billy:
My condolences go out to you and your family. I never had the blessed opportunity to meet your mother and grandmother, but I did have the grace of meeting two fine men that she has brought into my life and I thank God for that. Mr. Crabtree I was one of your tenants and Billy we still have contact every now and then here at work DCHD. I pray that God continues to bless you with her presence at all times, may you find JOY in her memories. GOD BLESS YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY.
Scott & Marlene Mays
December 8, 2002
May the Crabtree family find comfort and peace knowing that Betty is in the presence of our Lord and Savior.
Betty has left behind a wonderful legacy as can been seen in the fine sons, daughter-in-laws and grandchildren. God bless you all.
George E. Hapsis
December 8, 2002
My condolences to the Crabtrees. It's a great loss to lose ones parents. Peace be with the boys and their families.
Yvonne Read
December 8, 2002
Mrs. Crabtree was a light in this world that will never burn out. She touched so many people with her wonderful zest for life. I know my life is a lot brighter for having known her. May God bless all the family, and may they have peace knowing she is in a much better place. I know heaven is full of laughter.
Love,
Yvonne
Brenda Webb
December 7, 2002
Richard, Tommy, Billy, Jimmy and your families...
There are some people one thinks of as always being there. Your Mother, to me, was one of them.
We "Miller girls": Mary, Kay, Judy, and I are deeply saddened to learn of her death. She was a strong and beyond remarkable woman who always seemed capable of finding humor in life's absurdities.
I have fond memories of her laughter
and loved hearing her and my own Mother talking and laughing (most often about your Father's and Jack's antics).
It's a lesser world without her. I'd like to think she's in a better place - and I'm certain she and my Mother will have much to talk about.
With deepest regret and sincere sympathy,
Brenda (Miller) Webb
Sally Crowe
December 7, 2002
My prayers are with Bill, Annie and all of the Crabtree family. May you find peace and comfort in knowing you will meet again someday in that heavenly place called Home. God Bless you all.
Walt & Anne Maisner
December 6, 2002
You were a womderful friend and neighbor in Salt Springs, Florida. We were the snow birds but you loved us anyway. You will be missed.
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