Dear Aileen and family....

I was so sorry to hear about the passing of your mother last week.  The last few months life was becoming more difficult for her....please accept my deepest sympathies.  I will miss you and your mom.

Sincerely,
Jacqueline Williams, wife of escape artist Len Williams at Bayview Seniors Centre

For many of us, visits with Auntie Olga and Uncle Ralph in Winnipeg were always a highlight. Their home was a place filled with warmth, laughter, and stories that could captivate a room. Whether it was a family gathering, celebration, or holiday, you could always count on Olga and Ralph to be there, sharing their humor, wisdom, and unforgettable tales that brought everyone together.
Their love for family was evident in the effort they made to stay connected throughout the years. One memory that stands out is when they drove from their home in Tsawwassen to Saskatoon ten years ago to attend our daughter's wedding. Even then, they were as energetic, vibrant, and spirited as ever, enjoying every moment and celebrating alongside family and friends.
Olga and Ralph lived full and meaningful lives, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, laughter, and cherished memories. Their presence enriched the lives of everyone who knew them, and their stories and examples will continue to be shared for generations to come.
Our hearts and prayers are with their children, Patrick and Aileen, and all who loved them. May they find comfort in the many wonderful memories and in knowing that Olga and Ralph touched so many lives in such a positive way.
They will be deeply missed but never forgotten.
Kevin Reed and Family

So sad to hear of the passing of our dear Aunt Olga.  I had unfortunately not see her for quite a few years,  but I  have very fond memories of she and Uncle Ralph visiting us in Ontario many times. I loved listening to the stories (antics) of our parents and she and Uncle Ralph in their early years together. She will be missed but wow, what a life!

My heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of my very dear friend, Olga.
We have become very close friends over the past many years, seeing each other a few times each week.  We both enjoyed the water exercises and also the gentle fit exercises at Winskill a couple of times a week, plus going to A&W every Wednesday.  
We always loved going to the Danish bakery in Ladner, attending many of the Met HD Live Operas at the cinema and of course our very special Thursday evenings when we would be with our very dear and precious friend Brenda, for a delicious meal and a lovely visit.
I shall miss dear Olga very much and I wish her a peaceful journey… May she rest in peace…

Gail Nicholas

We are sorry to hear the sad news and our thoughts are with your family.
I have such fond  memories of Aunt Olga.  She was a big part of our family growing up, you always knew when going to the Crawford's you would have wonderful baked goods and would not go home hungry.    Even though we lived  a distance apart, you could always count on she and Uncle Ralph to attend family weddings,  special occasions and celebrations.  Their efforts meant a lot.  i loved listening to the many laughs enjoyed  between the sisters and their husbands reminiscing  of days past
She was an amazing person and enjoyed  a life well lived.

My deepest condolences to the Family of Olga.
She was a lovely resident at our retirement home, and that's how I remember her.  Inge

OBITUARY

Olga Irene Crawford

20 November, 1924 – 27 July, 2026

Victory Memorial Park & Funeral Centre

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