Rebecca "Becky" Henry Crow, 62, passed away Sunday, February 15, 2015. Services will be at 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 18, in the Waco Outreach Foundation, Hoffman Hall, 400 S. 4th Street, Waco, Texas.
Becky was born in Waco, Texas, and soon after, her parents took her to the mission field in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where she learned fluent Spanish. Later she helped spread the gospel with singing and playing the piano, accordion, and guitar.
She came back to Waco, attended Waco High School, and married Jim Crow. Her passion in life was her relationship with Jesus Christ, who she said was her daddy, closest friend, lover of her soul, her all. From that relationship she poured out her life is selfless service to others. It was her joy. She gave her life and in turn received abundant life in return. She was the best wife, mother, and friend a family or church could have. Her heart overflowed the love of Christ. She was a blessing, help, wisdom and encouragement to all who knew her. She lived an extraordinary life requiring His presence. When others praised her, she always said it was the Lord and to Him be the glory.
Survivors include her parents, Charles and Dorothy Henry; children: Carrl, Jeremy, Josiah, Joshua, Seth, Abel, Simeon and Judah; grandchildren: Enoch, Jedidiah, Mercy, Grace, Abraham, Elena, Christiana, Eliza, Ethan, Aubrey, Braiden, Jackson, Tyler and Ruby; brother, David; sister, Beth Cole; nieces, Krista Arielle and Erica; and nephews, Josh, Nathan, and Aron; other relatives and many friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/18/2015...V17
Becky was born in Waco, Texas, and soon after, her parents took her to the mission field in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where she learned fluent Spanish. Later she helped spread the gospel with singing and playing the piano, accordion, and guitar.
She came back to Waco, attended Waco High School, and married Jim Crow. Her passion in life was her relationship with Jesus Christ, who she said was her daddy, closest friend, lover of her soul, her all. From that relationship she poured out her life is selfless service to others. It was her joy. She gave her life and in turn received abundant life in return. She was the best wife, mother, and friend a family or church could have. Her heart overflowed the love of Christ. She was a blessing, help, wisdom and encouragement to all who knew her. She lived an extraordinary life requiring His presence. When others praised her, she always said it was the Lord and to Him be the glory.
Survivors include her parents, Charles and Dorothy Henry; children: Carrl, Jeremy, Josiah, Joshua, Seth, Abel, Simeon and Judah; grandchildren: Enoch, Jedidiah, Mercy, Grace, Abraham, Elena, Christiana, Eliza, Ethan, Aubrey, Braiden, Jackson, Tyler and Ruby; brother, David; sister, Beth Cole; nieces, Krista Arielle and Erica; and nephews, Josh, Nathan, and Aron; other relatives and many friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/18/2015...V17
Rebecca "Becky" Henry Crow, 62, passed away Sunday, February 15, 2015. Services will be at 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 18, in the Waco Outreach Foundation, Hoffman Hall, 400 S. 4th Street, Waco, Texas.
Becky was born in Waco, Texas, and soon after, her parents took her to the mission field in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where she learned fluent Spanish. Later she helped spread the gospel with singing and playing the piano, accordion, and guitar.
She came back to Waco, attended Waco High School, and married Jim Crow. Her passion in life was her relationship with Jesus Christ, who she said was her daddy, closest friend, lover of her soul, her all. From that relationship she poured out her life is selfless service to others. It was her joy. She gave her life and in turn received abundant life in return. She was the best wife, mother, and friend a family or church could have. Her heart overflowed the love of Christ. She was a blessing, help, wisdom and encouragement to all who knew her. She lived an extraordinary life requiring His presence. When others praised her, she always said it was the Lord and to Him be the glory.
Survivors include her parents, Charles and Dorothy Henry; children: Carrl, Jeremy, Josiah, Joshua, Seth, Abel, Simeon and Judah; grandchildren: Enoch, Jedidiah, Mercy, Grace, Abraham, Elena, Christiana, Eliza, Ethan, Aubrey, Braiden, Jackson, Tyler and Ruby; brother, David; sister, Beth Cole; nieces, Krista Arielle and Erica; and nephews, Josh, Nathan, and Aron; other relatives and many friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/18/2015...V17
Becky was born in Waco, Texas, and soon after, her parents took her to the mission field in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where she learned fluent Spanish. Later she helped spread the gospel with singing and playing the piano, accordion, and guitar.
She came back to Waco, attended Waco High School, and married Jim Crow. Her passion in life was her relationship with Jesus Christ, who she said was her daddy, closest friend, lover of her soul, her all. From that relationship she poured out her life is selfless service to others. It was her joy. She gave her life and in turn received abundant life in return. She was the best wife, mother, and friend a family or church could have. Her heart overflowed the love of Christ. She was a blessing, help, wisdom and encouragement to all who knew her. She lived an extraordinary life requiring His presence. When others praised her, she always said it was the Lord and to Him be the glory.
Survivors include her parents, Charles and Dorothy Henry; children: Carrl, Jeremy, Josiah, Joshua, Seth, Abel, Simeon and Judah; grandchildren: Enoch, Jedidiah, Mercy, Grace, Abraham, Elena, Christiana, Eliza, Ethan, Aubrey, Braiden, Jackson, Tyler and Ruby; brother, David; sister, Beth Cole; nieces, Krista Arielle and Erica; and nephews, Josh, Nathan, and Aron; other relatives and many friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 2/18/2015...V17
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