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Debby Frantz (Nederland, TX)
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To Will's Family: What a blessing you have had in your life. I've only known Will for 5 years but feel truly blessed to have had that time to know him. I will miss his daily smiles and singing. May you continue to be blessed with his memories and know he is singing with the angels now.
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Jimmie Sims (Huntsville, TX)
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What a great loss. It is apparent from all of the kind words that Will touched many lives especially as a teacher and coach. I will always remember him as my old neighborhood buddy and baseball teammate. He was a fierce competitor and ultimate teammate. It is no surprise to me that he carried his love of sports and people into the classroom and touched the lives of so many. I am thankful that I was able to visit with Will at length by phone last summer. We shared many of the old times from our days growing up together. Will was special and heaven just got a special player added to the roster. My thoughts and prayers go out to Davee and all of Will's family. My you find comfort in all of the kind words from the many who knew this fine man.
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Justine M. Flowers (Cabot, AR)
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Patrick & I send our love to you and your family. We will have a mass said for Will at the Cathedral in Little Rock.
Thursday, March 4, 2010 |
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Cheryl Schultz (Nederland, TX)
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God bless. Coach Crowell was a genuine, first class, A+ coach and teacher. He inspired both my children (one now at A & M and one in high school) to be the best they could be, and he did it with such wisdom and compassion. He will be missed. His lord said unto him, Well done, good and faithful servant... Matthew 25:23
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Donnah Phillips (Nederland, TX)
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Will Crowell brought a joy for teaching to his job. He brightened our days with songs and jokes. He loved his students. He is sorely missed at C.O. Wilson. My deepest sympathy to your entire family.
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