Birth date: Oct 12, 1940 Death date: Jan 12, 2015
Gary Crow, age 74, passed away January 12, 2015 at Mercy Medical Center in Centerville following a brave battle with cancer. Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at the Thomas Funeral Home in Cent Read Obituary
Peaceful White Lilies Basket was purchased for the family of Gary Crow.
Nellie Thomas lit a candle in memory of Gary Crow
Fair well old Hoss, With your passing the world is truly at a great loss. You are now on your way to heaven' s happy hunting ground, in honorable toast I raise a glass, God speed on your journey and may the devil simply kiss your ass. Deepest sympathy to the family from South Dakota. It was truly an honor to have Gary Crow and company hunt dogs on my ranch. The look on their faces when they got buzzed by the helicopter was truly priceless. AirWolf
We have lost a really good friend. Hunting in South Dakota was a great vacation. Going to actions was also good times with Gary and Marilyn. Will be missed. John and Marilyn Moore
To all the Crow kids and family we send our heartfelt sympathy. Your parents were salt of the earth. We would drive the backroads and as we went by your home place we would have a good laugh over Gary's goats. The story was, each one had a name and he could identify each one. And at the time, he had alot of goats! We are sure there will be many more memories shared with you as Gary was liked by so many. Sincerely, Dan and Carol Kelley
Please accept our sincere sympathy and prayers, and may your loving memories give you peace.
My deepest sympathies to all families! God has him now! Terry Dannatt
We in South Dakota are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend, Gary. Three photos attached of the hunting camp, hunting buddies, and his prairie dog shooting pasture. Gary was the bravest human being I have ever met when it came to catching rattlesnakes from the prairie dog pasture and to took them back to Iowa. Gary also loved his wife Marilyn, his kids, his friends, his dogs and his guns more than anyone I have ever met. Gary, Louie, Tater and I solved many problems of the world on the porch of the trailer house at the hunting camp. God Bless the Crow family and have a safe trip to heaven, my dear friend. John Moisan
