Obituary:
Graveside funeral services for Mr. Harry Cleo Crow 86 of Salina, Ok will be held at 2:00 P.M. Thursday in the Ghormley Cemetery at Pensacola, OK.
Brother Loren Beck & Brother Keith Cagle will officiate and services are under the direction of the Key Funeral Home of Pryor.
Mr. Crow was born on September 18, 1919 in Duster, TX. He died on December 6, 2005 in Salina, Ok.
The son of James David & Alva (Hamlin) Crow, Harry was the 10th child of twelve and was the 7th son. Being raised around cattle his entire life he left school after the 9th grade to become a cowboy. After sharing limited success in that profession he performed numerous labor jobs until joining the U.S. Navy in 1943. He served on the USS Samar in the Pacific Theater. Upon his being honorably discharged, on a whim he decided to attend Beauty College. This was to lead him to what would become his career for over 20 years selling beauty supplies and teaching others how to use the Loreal products. He was in charge of major hair shows from New York to Los Angles and from Seattle to Miami and all parts in between. After his moving to Mayes County in 1962 he developed an entrepreneural streak he opened the Cash-N-Save Beauty Supply at 109 E. Graham in Pryor, Ok. In 1975 he opened the Patio Garden Restaurant in the back of the building. It was during that time that an out of work hair dresser came in and asked for a job. When he hired Dora Hocutt little did he know that he would find his best friend of his life? They would be together for the next 30 years becoming a major part in the lives of all of Dora's family. He treated her children and grandchildren as though they were his own. Harry never really retired, he continued to sell things having some degree of local notoriety as the "Peanut Man" and in recent years making and selling lawn ornaments. His turkey, trains, beetles, frogs and other critters cover many lawns all over Mayes County.
SURVIVOR INCLUDE: His wife Dora of the home
3-Stepsons: Paul Wayne Hocutt & wife Lisa of Claremore, Ok Charles Hocutt & wife Debbie of Salina, OK Floyd Hocutt & wife Latona of Chouteau, Ok
7-Grandchildren: Travis Hocutt, Darrell & Jessica Hocutt, Bill & Lyndsey Gaddis, Ashley Hocutt, Whitney Hocutt & Andrew Hocutt & Branden Ankeny
6-Great Grandchildren: Stormi, Jena, Berry Hocutt, Macie Hocutt, & Gentry Gaddis, Morgan Giordano
And Numerous Crow Family Nieces and Nephews
He was preceded in death by: His parents, 6- Brothers & 5- Sisters
Obituary:
Graveside funeral services for Mr. Harry Cleo Crow 86 of Salina, Ok will be held at 2:00 P.M. Thursday in the Ghormley Cemetery at Pensacola, OK.
Brother Loren Beck & Brother Keith Cagle will officiate and services are under the direction of the Key Funeral Home of Pryor.
Mr. Crow was born on September 18, 1919 in Duster, TX. He died on December 6, 2005 in Salina, Ok.
The son of James David & Alva (Hamlin) Crow, Harry was the 10th child of twelve and was the 7th son. Being raised around cattle his entire life he left school after the 9th grade to become a cowboy. After sharing limited success in that profession he performed numerous labor jobs until joining the U.S. Navy in 1943. He served on the USS Samar in the Pacific Theater. Upon his being honorably discharged, on a whim he decided to attend Beauty College. This was to lead him to what would become his career for over 20 years selling beauty supplies and teaching others how to use the Loreal products. He was in charge of major hair shows from New York to Los Angles and from Seattle to Miami and all parts in between. After his moving to Mayes County in 1962 he developed an entrepreneural streak he opened the Cash-N-Save Beauty Supply at 109 E. Graham in Pryor, Ok. In 1975 he opened the Patio Garden Restaurant in the back of the building. It was during that time that an out of work hair dresser came in and asked for a job. When he hired Dora Hocutt little did he know that he would find his best friend of his life? They would be together for the next 30 years becoming a major part in the lives of all of Dora's family. He treated her children and grandchildren as though they were his own. Harry never really retired, he continued to sell things having some degree of local notoriety as the "Peanut Man" and in recent years making and selling lawn ornaments. His turkey, trains, beetles, frogs and other critters cover many lawns all over Mayes County.
SURVIVOR INCLUDE: His wife Dora of the home
3-Stepsons: Paul Wayne Hocutt & wife Lisa of Claremore, Ok Charles Hocutt & wife Debbie of Salina, OK Floyd Hocutt & wife Latona of Chouteau, Ok
7-Grandchildren: Travis Hocutt, Darrell & Jessica Hocutt, Bill & Lyndsey Gaddis, Ashley Hocutt, Whitney Hocutt & Andrew Hocutt & Branden Ankeny
6-Great Grandchildren: Stormi, Jena, Berry Hocutt, Macie Hocutt, & Gentry Gaddis, Morgan Giordano
And Numerous Crow Family Nieces and Nephews
He was preceded in death by: His parents, 6- Brothers & 5- Sisters
Family Members
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James Ferridon Crow Sr
1897–1960
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Claud Cecil Crow
1899–1977
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Callie Luvena Crow
1902–1905
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Alva Alta Crow Files
1904–1988
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Robert Arlie Crow
1906–1977
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Flora Ester "Cody" Crow Joiner
1908–1966
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Ira Clovis Crow
1911–1979
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John Thomas "J.T." Crow
1915–1987
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Ruby May Crow
1917–1918
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Exie LaVerne Crow Hurst
1922–1984
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Lowell Harlin Crow
1924–1968
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