Marjorie Crowton

MARJORIE CROWTON Click here to view Marjorie's Video Tribute IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Marjorie Elaine Taylor Crowton, 84, of Idaho Falls, died January 11, 2009, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. Marge was born March 30, 1924, in Kimberly, Idaho, to Elmer Clarence Taylor and Emma Dean Taylor. She attended American Falls and Blackfoot elementary schools. She graduated from Blackfoot High School and attended Utah State University in Logan. She married Robert Frederick Crowton on February 19, 1943 in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. They made their home in Blackfoot and moved to Idaho Falls in 1963, where they raised their three children. She worked as a Data Processing Manager with Montes Bombardier Snowmobile Corp., and later as a Dental Office Manager for Dr. Harold Hillam. An active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she served for 22 years as Ward and Stake Librarian. She also served as a Primary Teacher and a Young Women's Leader. She was also a member of Beta Sigma Phi, Zonta, Literary Guild, and the Idaho Falls Music Club. She enjoyed needlework, candy making, creating porcelain dolls, painting, and playing Bridge. Survivors include: Husband: Robert Crowton, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Ann Crowton (Bruce) Mulkey, Salmon, ID Daughter: Debra Crowton (David) Sadler of Idaho Falls, ID Son: Robert T. (Synthia) Crowton, Idaho Falls, ID 6 Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; and a brother, Donald. Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, January 16, 2009, at the Idaho Falls LDS 28th Ward, 1165 Azalea Drive, with Bishop Roger T. Olsen officiating. The family will visit with friends Thursday, January 15, 2009, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Wood Funeral Home, 273 N. Ridge, and Friday from 10 to 10:45 a.m. at the church. Burial will be in Fielding Memorial Park under the direction of Wood Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to Primary Children’s Medical Center, P. O. Box 58249, Salt Lake City, Utah 84158-0249. ---------------------------------------------------- Condolences sent online: Ken and Joy Myers Bob and family: All of the Myers family considers it a privilege to have known and adored Marge. We send our very deepest sympathies. Ken, Joy and family Ron and Dawn Myers Obendorf Dear Bob and family: Ron and I want to extend our deepest sympathies for the passing of Marge. It was always a delight to visit with you at the Sandpiper, and we will miss seeing you both "dressed to the nines." Our thoughts are with you. Ron and Dawn (Myers) Obendorf Holly Andrew Cook lavenderlily33@hotmail.com Having grown up in the same neighborhood with the Crowton's our family always really enjoyed being around them. My parents (Verl & Dona Andrew) always spoke very highly of them. I am so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you. Steve and Sharon Parry sdparry@cableone.net To Bob and Syndy -- our condolences to you and Bob's extended family. We are thinking of you. Steve and Sharon Parry family Terry Brooks kristenandterry@gmail.com Hello Bob and Family; I'm so very sorry for your loss. In this time of great loss and sorrow, I wish you some peace . Amy & Mike Weurdig amysgreatadventure@yahoo.com Our deepest sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers as with you and your family . Dr. Doug Barnard drdoug@ida.net It was with sadness that I received the news of Marjorie's passing. It is surely a tremendous loss to you and each of us. There is joy, however, in contemplating the impact that she has had on all of our lives. My life is sweeter having known her and her sweet way. You always feel uplifted when in her prescence. My thoughts and best wishes go out to each of you. Angie Hertz Brown Dear Bob and Family, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, and my very dear friend. Your family had such a huge influence in my life growing up, and I have never forgotten that over the years. My thoughts are with you today, and always. Dave and Denese Hertz Dear Bob and Family, We are so sorry to hear of Marge's passing. We extend our deepest sympathy and prayers for all of you. We loved having you as neighbors and have many fond memories of your family,especially Marge's Christmas chocolates. Our oldest daughter, Angie, still talks of the many special things you both did for her. With all our Love, Dave, Denese, Brandon, Angie, Tyler, and Ashley. Dick& Anne Mitchell No words can describe the feelings of the heart today......but gentle words can begin to show the care that is felt within. Our sympathy goes out during this difficult time and si with you now! Larrie Fitch lfmfitch@ida.net I worked with Marge at Bombardier in the early 70's. She was a great friend and did a lot to help a kid learn about the rest of the world. She explained to me that $5 wasn't enough money to go to the races in West Yellowstone. I was very sorry to hear of her passing and want to let you know I was thinking of you. Terry and Dick Rees cactusdaddy88@hotmail.com Dear Bob and Family, We left a note in the online guest book, but want to also say that Florence notified us about Marge's passing. We are so sorry and send our love. We wish we could have been there for the services. We have fond memories of her, she was a great lady. Sincerely, Terry and Dick George and Elaine Harris I worked with Marg at Bombardier in the late 60's, early 70's. She was a fun, classy lady. Our deepest sympathy to her beloved family.