Crystal was always a loving and caring little girl.  She loved going places with her Mom,  Grandmother, Aunt, Nieces and Nephews.  We went to all the local attractions in and around Medford and White City in Oregon.  She enjoyed our trips to shopping centers.  I missed doing all these things when we moved back to New Jersey but Crystal and her Mom came to visit us here for a while.  Crystal grew into a fine young lady and never lost her outgoing and cheerful nature.  She will be missed by the many lives and hearts she has touched. God Bless you Crystal........Rest in Peace

Crystal was a member of the Dress for Success Austin Professional Women's Group and we thoroughly enjoyed having her as a member. She was always positive and had a smile on her face even when she may have had some bumps in the road. She was always quick to help other members by staying to cleanup after events or giving them a ride home or to the meetings. 

Crystal was a true joy to be with and her positive outlook on life was infectious. We are lucky we got to know Crystal and spend time with her. 

We love you Crystal and will miss you so much. 
Mia Johns and Dress for Success Austin PWG

When Crystal was around five years old, I had treated her and her mother to a trip to Disneyland. While there, we decided to stop at Knotts Berry Farm; a place where they bring dismantled historic dwellings and set them up as they would have looked in their time. Crystal was trying to tell her mother a something, but was being ignored, so I stopped, and said, "What is it sweetheart?" Then, in a rush of words, she explained that she used to live in a house that looked exactly like that one (from the 1600's) in Massachusetts. She was so excited, she was bubbling over with it. Crystal's mother told her she NEVER lived in a house like that, but I squatted down, and just 'listened'. Crystal said, "I lived in it when I was a BIG person. I had just got married, and my husband drove me in the wagon to this house, but, later, he went riding, and his horse threw him, and he died, and I was a widow..." She had called the wagon a very odd name, and after we got home, I looked it up, and found it was a very particular wagon, similar to a Surrey, that was expensive to own at that time. After she blurted out her story, she suddenly just slipped back into being just a little girl, named Crystal. But, I always wondered how a child so young knew the name of an extinct horse drawn wagon, or even the term, 'widow', as it wasn't terms she was familiar with. After we returned home, I asked her, "What is a widow?" And she just looked at me with a bewildered expression on her face. But, I always wondered about her life, when she used to be a BIG person, not a child. I haven't thought of that in years, but it seems fitting to think on it now. In her life, she had many trials and tribulations, too many for such a sweet angel, and undeserved, especially for one so young. But, every time she was knocked down, she'd get back up again. She was happiest in Austin, Texas. A fresh start, a good job, friends... thank you all for being there for a kid,  who had got a 'raw' deal most of her life... 

OBITUARIO

Crystal Rose Wiesen

19 septiembre, 1983 – 28 abril, 2018

Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home and Memorial Park

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