Phillip M. Crow, 72, died Thursday, August 13, 2020 at Walden Place in Iowa City. There is no obituary and there will be no service. Any notes could be directed to the Gay & Ciha Funeral Home and they will pass on to the family.
I sat next to Phil in most of my high school classes( the alphabet was responsible!). Funny, smart, nice to me! Good memories. I hope his family finds great stories from others. My sympathies to all family and friends.
I did not know my classmate Phil, but from the kind words of love from all of his close friends, I wish I had. He is another example of the kind and beautiful people who come from Iowa.
Phil was one of the Roosevelt group that was there all 7 years. He was always in good spirits and made things interesting. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He will be missed.
Sending my deepest sympathies to Phil Crow’s family! I, like Don Otto, was at Roosevelt all 7 years with Phil. Good memories of our years there! Wishing his family and friends peace as they reflect on good memories!
Ron Dicken
My sincere condolences to Phil's family. May time bring peace and comfort in the coming days.
Kent Hill
Semper Fi Phil and may you Rest in Peace and that you find peace that may have evaded you in this life.
Diane Williams (Hobson)
To the family of Phil Crow,
In quiet moments may you all find peace in the happy memories you shared together.
Diane Williams Hobson
Bill Crow
Semper fi, your tour of duty is over god bless your family
Kathy Davis (Pottratz)
I sat next to Phil in most of my high school classes( the alphabet was responsible!). Funny, smart, nice to me! Good memories. I hope his family finds great stories from others. My sympathies to all family and friends.
Susan Richard (Lloyd)
Rest in Peace, Phil. May your family be comforted by their memories.
Gloria Meacham (Newkirk)
Condolences to Phil's family and friends. Remember the good times.Terry Bender
I did not know my classmate Phil, but from the kind words of love from all of his close friends, I wish I had. He is another example of the kind and beautiful people who come from Iowa.
Donald Otto
Phil was one of the Roosevelt group that was there all 7 years. He was always in good spirits and made things interesting. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He will be missed.
Susan Van Duyn
Sending my deepest sympathies to Phil Crow’s family! I, like Don Otto, was at Roosevelt all 7 years with Phil. Good memories of our years there! Wishing his family and friends peace as they reflect on good memories!