Mary Kathleen (Kathy) Crow passed away on December 5, 2021 in Minneapolis, MN at the age of 75. She was warmly embraced in heaven by her family that preceded her in death: her parents, Edward and Mary Margaret Crow, her sister, Mary Elizabeth Congonello, and her big brother, Richard Crow. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Nancy Crow, her nieces and nephews including Erin Kelly (Steve), Megan Crow Brauer (Mark), Colleen Goodman (Jim), Kevin Born-Crow (Nicole), and thirteen great nieces and nephews as well as cousins.
Kathy graduated from Magnificat High School in Rocky River, OH but made her home in Minneapolis, where she obtained her Master's Degree and was employed in social work. Though she endured challenges in life, including surviving breast cancer and living with chronic pain, Kathy didn't let that stop her from living life on her own terms. Kathy loved to be surrounded by friends, she enjoyed dancing, storytelling, and pursuing adventure. Her free-spirited nature resulted in travels around the U.S., to Australia and to Ireland, where the Crow family roots lie.
In her final years, Kathy lived in a memory care unit at Edenbrook of Edina in Minneapolis. She was cared for by the staff who laughed with her when times were good, were patient when her health was declining, and supported her through her final days in Hospice care.
A graveside service will be held with immediate family at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Kathy graduated from Magnificat High School in Rocky River, OH but made her home in Minneapolis, where she obtained her Master's Degree and was employed in social work. Though she endured challenges in life, including surviving breast cancer and living with chronic pain, Kathy didn't let that stop her from living life on her own terms. Kathy loved to be surrounded by friends, she enjoyed dancing, storytelling, and pursuing adventure. Her free-spirited nature resulted in travels around the U.S., to Australia and to Ireland, where the Crow family roots lie.
In her final years, Kathy lived in a memory care unit at Edenbrook of Edina in Minneapolis. She was cared for by the staff who laughed with her when times were good, were patient when her health was declining, and supported her through her final days in Hospice care.
A graveside service will be held with immediate family at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mary Kathleen (Kathy) Crow passed away on December 5, 2021 in Minneapolis, MN at the age of 75. She was warmly embraced in heaven by her family that preceded her in death: her parents, Edward and Mary Margaret Crow, her sister, Mary Elizabeth Congonello, and her big brother, Richard Crow. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Nancy Crow, her nieces and nephews including Erin Kelly (Steve), Megan Crow Brauer (Mark), Colleen Goodman (Jim), Kevin Born-Crow (Nicole), and thirteen great nieces and nephews as well as cousins.
Kathy graduated from Magnificat High School in Rocky River, OH but made her home in Minneapolis, where she obtained her Master's Degree and was employed in social work. Though she endured challenges in life, including surviving breast cancer and living with chronic pain, Kathy didn't let that stop her from living life on her own terms. Kathy loved to be surrounded by friends, she enjoyed dancing, storytelling, and pursuing adventure. Her free-spirited nature resulted in travels around the U.S., to Australia and to Ireland, where the Crow family roots lie.
In her final years, Kathy lived in a memory care unit at Edenbrook of Edina in Minneapolis. She was cared for by the staff who laughed with her when times were good, were patient when her health was declining, and supported her through her final days in Hospice care.
A graveside service will be held with immediate family at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Kathy graduated from Magnificat High School in Rocky River, OH but made her home in Minneapolis, where she obtained her Master's Degree and was employed in social work. Though she endured challenges in life, including surviving breast cancer and living with chronic pain, Kathy didn't let that stop her from living life on her own terms. Kathy loved to be surrounded by friends, she enjoyed dancing, storytelling, and pursuing adventure. Her free-spirited nature resulted in travels around the U.S., to Australia and to Ireland, where the Crow family roots lie.
In her final years, Kathy lived in a memory care unit at Edenbrook of Edina in Minneapolis. She was cared for by the staff who laughed with her when times were good, were patient when her health was declining, and supported her through her final days in Hospice care.
A graveside service will be held with immediate family at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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