WEAVERVILLE – Linda H. Crawford, 84, of Weaverville, NC passed away in her home on the evening of February 25, 2022. She was a native of Asheville.
She spent her working life in the insurance industry as a Claims Specialist for 40+ years in the Ellis Tomberlin Agency, Robinson Conner and Acordia in Downtown Asheville. Outside of her work in these years, she enjoyed traveling, playing tennis, painting, listening to music and cooking.
Linda was fortunate to have two wonderful marriages. First to the late Albert Hargrove of Asheville. After Albert's death, she was blessed to be married to the late Glenn Crawford of Weaverville. Life with these two terrific gentlemen made her life enjoyable and fulfilling. She was blessed to have three fantastic stepsons with kind and loving families that greatly enriched her life.
Linda is survived by Stepson Scott Crawford and wife Dianne Crawford and their daughters Chloe Lunsford (husband Charlie Lunsford) and Sara Stone (husband Philip Stone); Stepson Todd Crawford and Todd's daughter Caroline Blankenship (husband Zach Blankenship) and their children Harrison Blankenship, John Blankenship and Avery Blankenship; Stepson Keith Hargrove and wife Trish Hargrove and Trish's son Geoffrey Bradshaw and wife Julianne Bradshaw and their children Jayden Mancini, Teagan Bradshaw and Max Bradshaw; brother-in-law Frank Watkins; nephew Hard Watkins and wife Liz Jackson; nephew Battle Watkins and wife Shannon Watkins and their children Graham Watkins, Noah Watkins, Lottie Watkins and Corrie Watkins; cousins, Janice Stephenson and husband Ray Stephenson and Alica Overton and husband Ned Overton; and very special friends Kathy Rockey, Richard Cosgrove and wife Ruthie Cosgrove, and Penny Olson.
Linda was preceded in death by Glenn Crawford (husband), Albert Hargrove (husband), Ray and Marquerite Harwood (parents), and Linette Harwood Watkins (sister).
A graveside service was held on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at 3:30 pm at Clark's Chapel Cemetery, 5 Clark's Chapel Church Road, Weaverville, NC 28787. Battle Watkins, nephew, served as the officiant for the service.
She spent her working life in the insurance industry as a Claims Specialist for 40+ years in the Ellis Tomberlin Agency, Robinson Conner and Acordia in Downtown Asheville. Outside of her work in these years, she enjoyed traveling, playing tennis, painting, listening to music and cooking.
Linda was fortunate to have two wonderful marriages. First to the late Albert Hargrove of Asheville. After Albert's death, she was blessed to be married to the late Glenn Crawford of Weaverville. Life with these two terrific gentlemen made her life enjoyable and fulfilling. She was blessed to have three fantastic stepsons with kind and loving families that greatly enriched her life.
Linda is survived by Stepson Scott Crawford and wife Dianne Crawford and their daughters Chloe Lunsford (husband Charlie Lunsford) and Sara Stone (husband Philip Stone); Stepson Todd Crawford and Todd's daughter Caroline Blankenship (husband Zach Blankenship) and their children Harrison Blankenship, John Blankenship and Avery Blankenship; Stepson Keith Hargrove and wife Trish Hargrove and Trish's son Geoffrey Bradshaw and wife Julianne Bradshaw and their children Jayden Mancini, Teagan Bradshaw and Max Bradshaw; brother-in-law Frank Watkins; nephew Hard Watkins and wife Liz Jackson; nephew Battle Watkins and wife Shannon Watkins and their children Graham Watkins, Noah Watkins, Lottie Watkins and Corrie Watkins; cousins, Janice Stephenson and husband Ray Stephenson and Alica Overton and husband Ned Overton; and very special friends Kathy Rockey, Richard Cosgrove and wife Ruthie Cosgrove, and Penny Olson.
Linda was preceded in death by Glenn Crawford (husband), Albert Hargrove (husband), Ray and Marquerite Harwood (parents), and Linette Harwood Watkins (sister).
A graveside service was held on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at 3:30 pm at Clark's Chapel Cemetery, 5 Clark's Chapel Church Road, Weaverville, NC 28787. Battle Watkins, nephew, served as the officiant for the service.
WEAVERVILLE – Linda H. Crawford, 84, of Weaverville, NC passed away in her home on the evening of February 25, 2022. She was a native of Asheville.
She spent her working life in the insurance industry as a Claims Specialist for 40+ years in the Ellis Tomberlin Agency, Robinson Conner and Acordia in Downtown Asheville. Outside of her work in these years, she enjoyed traveling, playing tennis, painting, listening to music and cooking.
Linda was fortunate to have two wonderful marriages. First to the late Albert Hargrove of Asheville. After Albert's death, she was blessed to be married to the late Glenn Crawford of Weaverville. Life with these two terrific gentlemen made her life enjoyable and fulfilling. She was blessed to have three fantastic stepsons with kind and loving families that greatly enriched her life.
Linda is survived by Stepson Scott Crawford and wife Dianne Crawford and their daughters Chloe Lunsford (husband Charlie Lunsford) and Sara Stone (husband Philip Stone); Stepson Todd Crawford and Todd's daughter Caroline Blankenship (husband Zach Blankenship) and their children Harrison Blankenship, John Blankenship and Avery Blankenship; Stepson Keith Hargrove and wife Trish Hargrove and Trish's son Geoffrey Bradshaw and wife Julianne Bradshaw and their children Jayden Mancini, Teagan Bradshaw and Max Bradshaw; brother-in-law Frank Watkins; nephew Hard Watkins and wife Liz Jackson; nephew Battle Watkins and wife Shannon Watkins and their children Graham Watkins, Noah Watkins, Lottie Watkins and Corrie Watkins; cousins, Janice Stephenson and husband Ray Stephenson and Alica Overton and husband Ned Overton; and very special friends Kathy Rockey, Richard Cosgrove and wife Ruthie Cosgrove, and Penny Olson.
Linda was preceded in death by Glenn Crawford (husband), Albert Hargrove (husband), Ray and Marquerite Harwood (parents), and Linette Harwood Watkins (sister).
A graveside service was held on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at 3:30 pm at Clark's Chapel Cemetery, 5 Clark's Chapel Church Road, Weaverville, NC 28787. Battle Watkins, nephew, served as the officiant for the service.
She spent her working life in the insurance industry as a Claims Specialist for 40+ years in the Ellis Tomberlin Agency, Robinson Conner and Acordia in Downtown Asheville. Outside of her work in these years, she enjoyed traveling, playing tennis, painting, listening to music and cooking.
Linda was fortunate to have two wonderful marriages. First to the late Albert Hargrove of Asheville. After Albert's death, she was blessed to be married to the late Glenn Crawford of Weaverville. Life with these two terrific gentlemen made her life enjoyable and fulfilling. She was blessed to have three fantastic stepsons with kind and loving families that greatly enriched her life.
Linda is survived by Stepson Scott Crawford and wife Dianne Crawford and their daughters Chloe Lunsford (husband Charlie Lunsford) and Sara Stone (husband Philip Stone); Stepson Todd Crawford and Todd's daughter Caroline Blankenship (husband Zach Blankenship) and their children Harrison Blankenship, John Blankenship and Avery Blankenship; Stepson Keith Hargrove and wife Trish Hargrove and Trish's son Geoffrey Bradshaw and wife Julianne Bradshaw and their children Jayden Mancini, Teagan Bradshaw and Max Bradshaw; brother-in-law Frank Watkins; nephew Hard Watkins and wife Liz Jackson; nephew Battle Watkins and wife Shannon Watkins and their children Graham Watkins, Noah Watkins, Lottie Watkins and Corrie Watkins; cousins, Janice Stephenson and husband Ray Stephenson and Alica Overton and husband Ned Overton; and very special friends Kathy Rockey, Richard Cosgrove and wife Ruthie Cosgrove, and Penny Olson.
Linda was preceded in death by Glenn Crawford (husband), Albert Hargrove (husband), Ray and Marquerite Harwood (parents), and Linette Harwood Watkins (sister).
A graveside service was held on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at 3:30 pm at Clark's Chapel Cemetery, 5 Clark's Chapel Church Road, Weaverville, NC 28787. Battle Watkins, nephew, served as the officiant for the service.
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