Loreta Crowe
May 7, 2012
It is with great sadness we announce the
peaceful passing of Loreta, our Mom, Grama & Gee Gee. She is survived by
her 2 daughters: Judi Grainger, Collean McCracken & son Ross McClelland
(Gail). She is also survived by amazing grandchildren: Sherri (Doug), Brad
(Valerie) ,Tammy, Tracey (Stacy), Jeff (Siiri) Tara (Mark), Carlee (Laszlo)
Shauna (Tristan), Kelly (Jeff), Chantell.
Her delightful great grandchildren: Allen, Kari, Edward, Breann, Natalie
and Lukas, sister-in-law Ruth as well as many nieces and nephews. Loreta was
predeceased by her husbands Allen & Neil and her son Guy. She was the first
female manager of IGA in Calgary. Mom and Dad moved to Airdrie to open the
Lucky Dollar/Tom Boy store. She was a
member of the Airdrie Legion and volunteered there for years. Square dancing
was a big part of her life and performed in the 88 Olympics. She touched many
with her kindness and will be deeply missed. At Mom’s request there will be a
private family service. In lieu of flowers please make a donation to the
charity of your choice.
Messages of condolence may be left for the family.
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Messages of Condolence
I wanted to send a message to Loreta's family to let you know how sad I am to learn of Loreta's death. I understand she has been suffering and feeling unwell for several months, and that must have been very difficult too. I knew Loreta from her time living at the Condo, across the hall from my Mom, Betty Casey. Thankfully they were able to enjoy a close friendship for the years they lived at the Condo. Your Mom was a very special lady, and will certainly be missed. My thoughts are with you at this sad time. Maureen Andre ~ Maureen Andre
Wishing your family all the best, as you mourn the loss of Loreta. I feel privileged to have met Loreta, she was a gentle soul with amazing warmth. Her friendship with Mom (Betty Casey) was greatly appreciated. She will be dearly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her. ~ Kathleen Henning
Sorry to hear to Loreta passed away. We thought of her often. But like always we think instead of acting. And we will miss her dearly.. ~ Darlen And Terry Dunning