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Randy Crosley, devoted son of Leo and Georgia Crosley, loving husband of Peggy, father of Vanessa, Ryan and Chelsea, grandfather of Alyssa and Tristan; known as a man of great stature, wisdom, unconditional love, giving heart and a conservative political constituent. He will be greatly missed until we meet him in eternity.
Randy is also survived by his son-in-law, Charles Chauviere of Manderville, LA; sisters, Patti Crosley Heinrichs and husband, Jeff of Sugar Land, Teresa Crosley Gannaway and husband, Mark of Fort Worth; brothers, Chuck Crosley and wife, Pam of Sugar Land, John Crosley and wife, Kelly of Lake Jackson, and Tom Crosley and wife, Karen of San Antonio, as well as numerous nieces and nephews and a host of friends. His brother, Mark Crosley and his sister, Claire Crosley, preceded him in death.
Visitation with the family was held Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at The Settegast-Kopf Co. at Sugar Creek, 15015 Southwest Frwy. (Williams Trace exit). Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 28, 2001 at Grand Parkway Baptist Church, 1200 FM 1464, Richmond, TX. Private interment will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the building fund of the church.
Note by 1969 class: Randy was an amazing swimmer, showing the all time fastest swim times at BHS. Forty years later, Randy is still ranked in the top 10 in three events. Pretty amazing. We will miss you Randy.
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Carrol Reneau (Jeffers)
Randy's Mother came to the reunion planning meeting last Sunday (5/31/09). She saw the notice in the Brazosport Facts and she wants to do something in memory of Randy. She and Mr. Crosley donated a $100 in cash as a prize to the classmate that travels the fartherest to attend the reunion. She said they do this for her daughter, Claire's, class, too. I called her last night to ask about Randy. She said that Randy was diagnosed with Addison's disease when he was 22 years old and cortisone became a maintenance medication. She was so proud of his swimming record and said that he still swam even with his health issues. He went to the Aggie bonfire in November 2000 and it was very, very cold. As a result he developed a lung disease that he couldn't shake. She said he died suddenly the following March.