Robert Lee Crisp was born on April 13, 1965 and departed this life at the tender age of 23 in 1988. While at Cummings, he was a star football player and a good friend to all who knew him. He was my dear cousin and he will never be forgotten.
R.C. is what I called him. I had played for Williams J.V. football team and transferred to Cummings in the 10th grade. He was the first person to welcome me to the football team and introduced me to the guys. I remember him being a person that could tell a good joke, and I also remember that he didn't have a problem sharing. We ate many deep discount meals at McDonalds after football practice. (Courtesy of a fellow classmate that worked the drive through) and no I'm not telling who...LOL!!!
Robert C the man. He was always nice to me and we had our times of cutting up and laughing. I used to see Robert C after graduation and we would stop to talk. Robert C was a cool cat. I will always remember Robert C we played football together and he could never catch me. But I had to get by him 1st. But when he passed it made me sad. Because I knew Robert C was a great guy who had alot to offer. But he left his mark with me and Im sure with many more. He will be missed. Thanks Robert C for being you.
Robert C was a good friend of mine. The type of friend who you always felt like they had your back. Since he was always the biggest dude around, he was a good friend to have. He and I played football together at Cummings. I can remember forgetting a play during the Williams game and who was there to set me straight? None other than Robert C. I miss you man, Peace!
One of my homeroom buddies, Robert C. A gentle soul, loved to laugh and never really saw him any other way than that. Rest in PEACE Robert, you are missed!
Rachel Oliver (Cobbin)
Robert Lee Crisp was born on April 13, 1965 and departed this life at the tender age of 23 in 1988. While at Cummings, he was a star football player and a good friend to all who knew him. He was my dear cousin and he will never be forgotten.Charles Haith
R.C. is what I called him. I had played for Williams J.V. football team and transferred to Cummings in the 10th grade. He was the first person to welcome me to the football team and introduced me to the guys. I remember him being a person that could tell a good joke, and I also remember that he didn't have a problem sharing. We ate many deep discount meals at McDonalds after football practice. (Courtesy of a fellow classmate that worked the drive through) and no I'm not telling who...LOL!!!Kemper Wyatt
Robert C the man. He was always nice to me and we had our times of cutting up and laughing. I used to see Robert C after graduation and we would stop to talk. Robert C was a cool cat. I will always remember Robert C we played football together and he could never catch me. But I had to get by him 1st. But when he passed it made me sad. Because I knew Robert C was a great guy who had alot to offer. But he left his mark with me and Im sure with many more. He will be missed. Thanks Robert C for being you.Christopher Wilson
Robert C was a good friend of mine. The type of friend who you always felt like they had your back. Since he was always the biggest dude around, he was a good friend to have. He and I played football together at Cummings. I can remember forgetting a play during the Williams game and who was there to set me straight? None other than Robert C. I miss you man, Peace!Beverly Dix
One of my homeroom buddies, Robert C. A gentle soul, loved to laugh and never really saw him any other way than that. Rest in PEACE Robert, you are missed!