Alvin James Crouch
September 1, 1933 ~ January 12, 2021
Marietta Southern Cremations & Funerals
The family of Alvin James Crouch sadly announces his death on January 12, 2021 due to complications resulting from Covid-19. He was born in Richfield, Utah, on September 1, 1933 to the late Orson Edwin and Martha Leona Horne Crouch. He is survived by his wife, Jolene Edith Lundy Crouch, three sons and two daughters: Reed (Livia), Cary (Lilia), Tracy (Harry), Sheila (John) and David (Angelica). Also surviving are 30 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren who knew and loved him very much. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by five brothers, Raymond, Morris, Lawrence, Robert, and Dean.
Alvin was a happy, entertaining, God-fearing man, and a descendent of early Latter-day Saint pioneers. He often served widows and others who were struggling to adequately do for themselves. He faithfully served God in his duties as a priesthood holder and temple ordinance worker in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. More than anything else, he loved being with everyone in his growing family. We miss him greatly and look forward to being reunited with him.
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We love you and so appreciated Al.
Thank you so very much. He will be missed
May you all be comforted by the constant presence of the Holy Ghost.
Thank you so much Susan
Our family is very appreciative
Much love to the entire Crouch family. You are in our thoughts & prayers.
Thank you so very much
Wishing you comfort and peace during this sad time.
Thank you so very much. Our family is very appreciative.
From fellow OHS classmates with sympathy
Thank you Carol & Barry. Our family is very appreciative. Hugs
Our love and prayers for you and your sweet family Tracy and Reed. ❤️
Liese, thank you so much for lessening this unexpected burden. Love you
Bro. Crouch will always hold a place in my heart. Sending all our love and prayers to your family. ♥️
Thank you Kristina for the donation and the phone call. You really helped me through this. Love you and your family.
Such a kind man who will be greatly missed.
Thank you so very much for your donation. Our family is very appreciative.
With Sympathy from David Yandow
Thank you David for the cash to donate. Love your family.
Al always treated me as family since I first met him in 1977. I wish him and his whole family the peace they deserve.
Thank you so much for the donation. Your mom was one of my dearest friends. Affectionately called ‘Shortstuff’ by me. Loved her dearly.
Brother Crouch was a constant presence in the home ward as I grew up and always greeted me with kindness and warmth whenever I had a chance to visit after going to college. Your family is in my prayers.
Thank you so very much for your donation. Our family is very appreciative.
My dearest friends,
You have my deepest sympathy at this time of great loss. Your dad is a good father, I know he loves you all very much. I mourn with you at his passing….as he will truly be missed, until we meet again at that great day of the resurrection.
My dear friend. Thank you for your support to lessen this unexpected burden. Miss you and Love you
Praying for God’s peace and comfort for all of the family. Al will be missed greatly.
Thank you so very much for your donation. Our family is very appreciative.
Rest in peace Al! I know you are safe and out of pain now.
Terri, thank you so very much for the donation. Our family greatly appreciates it.
Each of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
My dear friend, thank you for lessening this unexpected burden. Love you
Al & Jolene are two of my oldest friends. I love them both and will greatly miss my brother.
Thank you so very much for the donation. It is a big help to our family
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Thank you so very much for your donation. Our family appreciates your support.
Love your family!💕
We love you. Thank you so very much for the donation
Al and Jolene have been amongst our dearest friends for more than 50 years. Al was one of my mentors and a wonderful example. We laughed together and shared precious moments. I will sorely miss him and look forward to a wonderful reunion one day. Susie and I love you Jolene and grieve with you and your family.
Thank you so much. My dad will be greatly missed
Sending our love and praying for comfort.
Thank you Maria and Dean. He was the last of the Uncles on that side. Our family greatly appreciates your donation.
Tracy, I’m so sorry to hear about your dad. My condolences to you, Harry and the rest of the family.
Thank you so much for your donation. Would love to get together when this Covid virus is under control.
Grandpa, love you and miss you. Matthew
Thank you Matthew, for the cash to donate in your name. Love you
I am so sorry for your loss. I so wish this could be more. I love you guys and having been praying for all of you.
Love to each one of you. Keeping you in our prayers! Sondra
May the Lord bless your family with Peace And comfort.Heavenly Bound and Loved by all
With much love to you all!
Known for 58 years…My 1st Branch President in 1962. Wonderful man. He married me & my husband in 1964. Lotsa Memories. Love to each family member. God gave us Memory so We can have Roses in December.
Loving Prayers and Thoughts
Mike and I have you in our hearts and prayers
With deepest sadness but soo many years of Happy Memories of Al & Jolene; we pray for these to comfort you as they replace your sorrow & ours.
Love & Prayers, Deedy & Bob Wilson
Jolene and family, Al loved to make people smile and laugh, but his heart was truly in sharing his testimony that Jesus Christ lives and His gospel had been restored to the earth. We are sure he is enjoying all his new missionary experiences. He will be greatly missed by all of us, and at the same time, he has become a great blessing to those on the other side of the veil. We love your family! Jack & Kay
Al Crouch will remain in our hearts forever. He always had a big smile and took the time to stop and say hello. I will miss him.
We love and miss you! Kota, Quinn and Lana
The Officers and members of Smyrna, GA American Legion Post 160 offer our deepest condolences to the family and friends. We just learned today of Al’s passing. He served in the US Air Force during the Korean War. RIP sir, and thank you for your service to our community and nation.
Wade S. Lnenicka
Commander
American Legion Post 160
Smyrna, GA
Department of Georgia
Al, I remember you and your family when my parents and I lived across the street. I was always impressed by your knowledge of many things, your service in the Korean War, your love and dedication to your family but most importantly your service to God. You were always a pleasure to be around. I miss those times. Rest in Paradise my Friend. Larry Shoemaker