William Earl "Bill" Crump III, 81, died on December 3, 2019, in San Antonio, Texas. He was born in Wynnewood, Oklahoma to William Earl Crump Jr. and Elizabeth Curtis Crump.
He was preceded in death by his twin brother Benjamin Crump and sister Tamsy Freeman.
His survivors include his wife of 50 years, Jane Hallman Crump of San Antonio; his son William Earl Crump IV of Wichita, Kansas and wife Vicki and their children Hunter, Kylee, Marlee, Hudson, and Camden; daughter Heather Martin of San Antonio and her children Kirby and Nolan; son Jed Crump of Austin and wife Krista and their children Bella and Gabby; daughter Tamsy Smithof Stonington, Connecticut and her children Wiley, Ethan and Dean.
After attending San Antonio Academy, Bill graduated from Wynnewood High School in Wynnewood, Oklahoma. Bill attended Texas A&M University prior to enlisting with the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He received a Purple Heart, among other recognitions.
In addition to enjoying time with his wife, children and grandchildren, he was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing, including multiple trips with friends to Argentina and South Dakota and his favorite ranches all over Texas. He also loved traveling the world with Jane.
He was a member of the Olmos Kiwanis Club and San Antonio-Bexar Kiwanis Club for 43 years total, with 39 years of perfect attendance and proudly wore his Kiwanis lapel pin daily. He served as both Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the Texas-Oklahoma District, served on multiple Kiwanis International committees, and served as both a Distinguished Club President and Distinguished Club Secretary of his local clubs. He served on the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Club for 12 years, was a Board Member of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation, a Life Member and Board Member of the Lt. Governors Association and was a both a George F. Hixon Fellow and a Walter Zeller Fellow. While serving as Governor, under his leadership, the Texas-Oklahoma District raised the funds to purchase a disaster relief canteen truck, which has served thousands of people affected by disasters.
He was a member of The Governors Club, an honorary member of the Former Texas Rangers Foundation, a member of the San Antonio Petroleum Club and a member of the San Antonio Gun Club where he once served as President.
Bill will have the honor of being remembered at the April 21, 2020 Aggie Muster on the campus of Texas A&M University when his grandson, Kirby Martin, Class of 2023, answers for him in the Call of the Absent.
A Memorial Service with military honors will be held at the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church, Reverend Donna Strieb officiating.
He was preceded in death by his twin brother Benjamin Crump and sister Tamsy Freeman.
His survivors include his wife of 50 years, Jane Hallman Crump of San Antonio; his son William Earl Crump IV of Wichita, Kansas and wife Vicki and their children Hunter, Kylee, Marlee, Hudson, and Camden; daughter Heather Martin of San Antonio and her children Kirby and Nolan; son Jed Crump of Austin and wife Krista and their children Bella and Gabby; daughter Tamsy Smithof Stonington, Connecticut and her children Wiley, Ethan and Dean.
After attending San Antonio Academy, Bill graduated from Wynnewood High School in Wynnewood, Oklahoma. Bill attended Texas A&M University prior to enlisting with the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He received a Purple Heart, among other recognitions.
In addition to enjoying time with his wife, children and grandchildren, he was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing, including multiple trips with friends to Argentina and South Dakota and his favorite ranches all over Texas. He also loved traveling the world with Jane.
He was a member of the Olmos Kiwanis Club and San Antonio-Bexar Kiwanis Club for 43 years total, with 39 years of perfect attendance and proudly wore his Kiwanis lapel pin daily. He served as both Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the Texas-Oklahoma District, served on multiple Kiwanis International committees, and served as both a Distinguished Club President and Distinguished Club Secretary of his local clubs. He served on the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Club for 12 years, was a Board Member of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation, a Life Member and Board Member of the Lt. Governors Association and was a both a George F. Hixon Fellow and a Walter Zeller Fellow. While serving as Governor, under his leadership, the Texas-Oklahoma District raised the funds to purchase a disaster relief canteen truck, which has served thousands of people affected by disasters.
He was a member of The Governors Club, an honorary member of the Former Texas Rangers Foundation, a member of the San Antonio Petroleum Club and a member of the San Antonio Gun Club where he once served as President.
Bill will have the honor of being remembered at the April 21, 2020 Aggie Muster on the campus of Texas A&M University when his grandson, Kirby Martin, Class of 2023, answers for him in the Call of the Absent.
A Memorial Service with military honors will be held at the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church, Reverend Donna Strieb officiating.
William Earl "Bill" Crump III, 81, died on December 3, 2019, in San Antonio, Texas. He was born in Wynnewood, Oklahoma to William Earl Crump Jr. and Elizabeth Curtis Crump.
He was preceded in death by his twin brother Benjamin Crump and sister Tamsy Freeman.
His survivors include his wife of 50 years, Jane Hallman Crump of San Antonio; his son William Earl Crump IV of Wichita, Kansas and wife Vicki and their children Hunter, Kylee, Marlee, Hudson, and Camden; daughter Heather Martin of San Antonio and her children Kirby and Nolan; son Jed Crump of Austin and wife Krista and their children Bella and Gabby; daughter Tamsy Smithof Stonington, Connecticut and her children Wiley, Ethan and Dean.
After attending San Antonio Academy, Bill graduated from Wynnewood High School in Wynnewood, Oklahoma. Bill attended Texas A&M University prior to enlisting with the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He received a Purple Heart, among other recognitions.
In addition to enjoying time with his wife, children and grandchildren, he was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing, including multiple trips with friends to Argentina and South Dakota and his favorite ranches all over Texas. He also loved traveling the world with Jane.
He was a member of the Olmos Kiwanis Club and San Antonio-Bexar Kiwanis Club for 43 years total, with 39 years of perfect attendance and proudly wore his Kiwanis lapel pin daily. He served as both Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the Texas-Oklahoma District, served on multiple Kiwanis International committees, and served as both a Distinguished Club President and Distinguished Club Secretary of his local clubs. He served on the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Club for 12 years, was a Board Member of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation, a Life Member and Board Member of the Lt. Governors Association and was a both a George F. Hixon Fellow and a Walter Zeller Fellow. While serving as Governor, under his leadership, the Texas-Oklahoma District raised the funds to purchase a disaster relief canteen truck, which has served thousands of people affected by disasters.
He was a member of The Governors Club, an honorary member of the Former Texas Rangers Foundation, a member of the San Antonio Petroleum Club and a member of the San Antonio Gun Club where he once served as President.
Bill will have the honor of being remembered at the April 21, 2020 Aggie Muster on the campus of Texas A&M University when his grandson, Kirby Martin, Class of 2023, answers for him in the Call of the Absent.
A Memorial Service with military honors will be held at the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church, Reverend Donna Strieb officiating.
He was preceded in death by his twin brother Benjamin Crump and sister Tamsy Freeman.
His survivors include his wife of 50 years, Jane Hallman Crump of San Antonio; his son William Earl Crump IV of Wichita, Kansas and wife Vicki and their children Hunter, Kylee, Marlee, Hudson, and Camden; daughter Heather Martin of San Antonio and her children Kirby and Nolan; son Jed Crump of Austin and wife Krista and their children Bella and Gabby; daughter Tamsy Smithof Stonington, Connecticut and her children Wiley, Ethan and Dean.
After attending San Antonio Academy, Bill graduated from Wynnewood High School in Wynnewood, Oklahoma. Bill attended Texas A&M University prior to enlisting with the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He received a Purple Heart, among other recognitions.
In addition to enjoying time with his wife, children and grandchildren, he was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing, including multiple trips with friends to Argentina and South Dakota and his favorite ranches all over Texas. He also loved traveling the world with Jane.
He was a member of the Olmos Kiwanis Club and San Antonio-Bexar Kiwanis Club for 43 years total, with 39 years of perfect attendance and proudly wore his Kiwanis lapel pin daily. He served as both Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the Texas-Oklahoma District, served on multiple Kiwanis International committees, and served as both a Distinguished Club President and Distinguished Club Secretary of his local clubs. He served on the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Club for 12 years, was a Board Member of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Foundation, a Life Member and Board Member of the Lt. Governors Association and was a both a George F. Hixon Fellow and a Walter Zeller Fellow. While serving as Governor, under his leadership, the Texas-Oklahoma District raised the funds to purchase a disaster relief canteen truck, which has served thousands of people affected by disasters.
He was a member of The Governors Club, an honorary member of the Former Texas Rangers Foundation, a member of the San Antonio Petroleum Club and a member of the San Antonio Gun Club where he once served as President.
Bill will have the honor of being remembered at the April 21, 2020 Aggie Muster on the campus of Texas A&M University when his grandson, Kirby Martin, Class of 2023, answers for him in the Call of the Absent.
A Memorial Service with military honors will be held at the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church, Reverend Donna Strieb officiating.
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