I will always cherish those Friday afternoons on your front porch. Rest in peace, you will be missed dear friend

I went to high school with Kenny. He was one of the best people I have ever known. I am very sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry to hear about Kenny. He was such a pleasure to talk to and share stories. The only thing Kenny and I ever disagreed about was the KY Wildcats and my Louisville Cardinals. I am sadden even more that I didn't make it to the visitation to share this with you in person. I think the world of you boys and share your grief. When I think of great families in our area the Crowe family always comes to my mind. Please accept my appoligy for not making it to the visitation. Love Sonny

I was very saddened on reading of Kennyâ€™s passing and sincerely extend my heartfelt condolences to the Crowe family. As years pass, I would sometimes wonder how he was doing. Iâ€™ve always had fond memories of Kenny, not only for his athletic achievements but also his friendly personality and as previously stated, his truly gentle and caring soul for others. I was always amazed at his athletic talents and have fond memories of the privilege to have played basketball with him on the 8â€™Th grade basketball team that went undefeated that year. I enjoyed reading as coach F.C. Sandlin said of the toast, sue-bee honey and hot tea for the pre-game meal and horse with â€œoldâ€ lefty Mr. Bowling. I was proud to say I played basketball with Kenny, even though it was boasting a little on my part. In perspective, my only function on the team if I was in the starting line-up was to make sure I got the ball to Kenny first and foremost or the other four next. If I ever dared to take a shot and if it didnâ€™t go in, I can still see coach Sandlins red face and bulging blood vessels as I was getting chewed out ha-ha!!! Most importantly, I remember Kenny as being a just and upright person with strong moral and religious values and leading us in prayer before games. In reality, thatâ€™s what matters most in life on earth and Iâ€™m comforted to know Kennyâ€™s enjoying everlasting eternity in Heaven. Best regards, Ray Wonderly Feb 20, 2009 Germantown, Oh.

Eddie and Family, I am so sorry for your loss..,and my condolences go to all family. I have met Kenny only few times, but he showed me how special, kind, and nice he was with everyone. Kenny and you will always be in my thoughts and prayers..

Kenny will always live in our memories that can never be erased. So thankful he was a part of our lives and will be remembered for his gentle spirit.

To the whole family, I'm saddened to hear about Kenny. He was such a fantastic person. Kenny was always so nice and kind and friendly to me. Since I was always sort of an adopted part of your extended family, Kenny always made me feel right at home. Jeff Cole Atlanta, GA

Crowe Family; Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Kenny was a special person and friend to all who knew him. Our family will always remember him as someone who always did his best to make others feel good. His humor and unselfishness made him truly one of a kind.

I'M VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.. KENNY WAS SUCH A GOOD PERSON.....MAY HE BE WITH THE LORD WITH HIS MOM AND DAD...AND MY SON MARK CROWE...MAY GOD HELP YOU THROUGH THIS TIME OF LOSS...CAROL LAKES

Jr., Eli, Eddie, Tim, and families We were devastated to hear about the passing of Kenny. What a wonderful guy. He always had a smile for everyone. He never met a stranger. We love you all and our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are in Florida still and unable to attend the services. Kenny you will always be remembered.

Eddie and all, I am so sorry to hear about Kenny death. I will remember him as a good friend from my childhood and high school days. He was always just a great guy and friendly to all. I am very sorry for your loss.

When we think of our school days at Carlisle, we think of Kenny Crowe playing football and basketball. He was such a nice guy and a true friend. Our hearts and prayers are with the Crowe family.

As a young teacher and coach I had the opportunity to coach Kenny and was never disappointed by his desire to be the best student and athlete he could be. He was a natural leader and made everyone around him better. He never complained, even if he had to eat toast,sue-bee honey and hot tea for a pre-game meal or let Mr.Bowling beat him in a game of horse. Recently we were able to talk about those days and Kenny's face always lite up when I would reminded him of some of his accomplishments as a student athlete. He liked to hear that but he always changed the subject and wanted to know how I was doing and especially my family and grandkids. That's why he's so special and will be missed by all his family and friends.

Kenny was one of the first people I met when I moved to Carlisle. It was comforting to have a friendly face and a warm heart as a new friend, when you're 8 years old. We played basketball and remained good friends for the remainder of our time in school. I will always have a special place in my heart for my good friend, Kenny Crowe.

Eddie and family I am real sorry for your loss. I met Kenny when i was in USA, I remember his smile, his laughs during some dinners and baseball games. A pure heart, a nice person that will be missed for all that met him. You all are in our hearts and prayers. Fabiane Kiyomi Kavano and Atsunori

I got a message from someone regarding Kenny's passing. They simply said that he was a gentle soul. That was him for sure. I remember his laugh. It was big and hearty and contagious. I remember as a kid, he would take me along with his brothers Eddie and Tim to ball games, pro, and college. He would take my uncle, myself and sister to the movies or he would tag along with my family to the drive in. Those were great times that i'll never forget. It's hard to believe he's gone. He will be missed. He was truly a gentle soul.

crowe family deepest condolances, it has been many years since school days, but vivid memories of kenny at his best on and of the court/field still remain constant. god bless herb amp; brenda harville, carlisle

I was very sorry to hear about Kenny's passing. It will be very strange to go to a Carlisle basketball or football game and not see him there. He always asked about my mom and dad every time I saw him, which I always thought was nice. He was a great guy and I was proud to call him my cousin.

My heartfelt condolences go out to his Brothers Henry, Eli, Eddie, and Tim and the rest of the family. Sorry I couldn't make it to the funeral. You guys will be in my prayers.

Peoples' legacies are measured by the lives they touch. Kenny touched the lives of many and will be remembered for the joy he brought to this world. Not only was he revered for his athletic talents, but also for his gentle spirit. We offer condolences to the Crowe family and prayers of thanks for being fortunate enough to have had Kenny touch our lives.

Crowe Family, It is with sadness I heard today about Kenny. I understand he was strong in his faith and now resides in a home which he exemplified and prepared for in his earthly life. Kenny was a person I looked up to as a youngster because of his commitment in doing things the right way and treating everyone equatable. I will never forget his laughter. I have spoken about Kenny,his dedication to family and his athletic skills, to my children and used him as an example of how things should be done. Although he will be missed here, the memory of him will never fade away. May God Bless each of your family members during this time and if we can assist in anyway please let us know. Scott, Cindy, Kristin and Matthew Gilbert

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Kenneth Crowe

9 avril 1956 – 16 février 2009

Anderson Funeral Home

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