Larry Clay Crosson was born July 23 1955 in Snyder Tx, to James Monroe Sr. and Leola Crosson, and passed away at his home in Granbury Tx, on January 11, 2024.
Larry was the 5th of 6 children. He was a kind-hearted, loving man who loved his kid and grandkids more than words. Larry loved to fish, shoot guns, ride motorcycles and would cut a rug whenever he got a chance. Larry was also an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.
Larry was a hard working man. He worked in the pipline industry all across the US and he enjoyed every minute of it.
Larry was a father of 3 Children was a Grand-dad of 5 and Great Grand-dad of 1. They were his pride and joy.
Larry was survived by his sister Vicki Cearley & brother Billy Crosson Son William "BJ" Crosson and wife Laci of Granbury TX , Son Terry Crosson Odessa Tx daughter Kathryn Crosson of Odessa Tx as well as his grand children Mason, Shaylee, Jaxson, Kadynce, and Nelly and great grand daughter Samarah.
He is preceded in death by his parents James Monroe Crosson Sr and Leola Crosson
brothers James Monroe Jr. and Jimmy Crosson and Sister Peggy Crosson.
Larry was the 5th of 6 children. He was a kind-hearted, loving man who loved his kid and grandkids more than words. Larry loved to fish, shoot guns, ride motorcycles and would cut a rug whenever he got a chance. Larry was also an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.
Larry was a hard working man. He worked in the pipline industry all across the US and he enjoyed every minute of it.
Larry was a father of 3 Children was a Grand-dad of 5 and Great Grand-dad of 1. They were his pride and joy.
Larry was survived by his sister Vicki Cearley & brother Billy Crosson Son William "BJ" Crosson and wife Laci of Granbury TX , Son Terry Crosson Odessa Tx daughter Kathryn Crosson of Odessa Tx as well as his grand children Mason, Shaylee, Jaxson, Kadynce, and Nelly and great grand daughter Samarah.
He is preceded in death by his parents James Monroe Crosson Sr and Leola Crosson
brothers James Monroe Jr. and Jimmy Crosson and Sister Peggy Crosson.
Larry Clay Crosson was born July 23 1955 in Snyder Tx, to James Monroe Sr. and Leola Crosson, and passed away at his home in Granbury Tx, on January 11, 2024.
Larry was the 5th of 6 children. He was a kind-hearted, loving man who loved his kid and grandkids more than words. Larry loved to fish, shoot guns, ride motorcycles and would cut a rug whenever he got a chance. Larry was also an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.
Larry was a hard working man. He worked in the pipline industry all across the US and he enjoyed every minute of it.
Larry was a father of 3 Children was a Grand-dad of 5 and Great Grand-dad of 1. They were his pride and joy.
Larry was survived by his sister Vicki Cearley & brother Billy Crosson Son William "BJ" Crosson and wife Laci of Granbury TX , Son Terry Crosson Odessa Tx daughter Kathryn Crosson of Odessa Tx as well as his grand children Mason, Shaylee, Jaxson, Kadynce, and Nelly and great grand daughter Samarah.
He is preceded in death by his parents James Monroe Crosson Sr and Leola Crosson
brothers James Monroe Jr. and Jimmy Crosson and Sister Peggy Crosson.
Larry was the 5th of 6 children. He was a kind-hearted, loving man who loved his kid and grandkids more than words. Larry loved to fish, shoot guns, ride motorcycles and would cut a rug whenever he got a chance. Larry was also an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys.
Larry was a hard working man. He worked in the pipline industry all across the US and he enjoyed every minute of it.
Larry was a father of 3 Children was a Grand-dad of 5 and Great Grand-dad of 1. They were his pride and joy.
Larry was survived by his sister Vicki Cearley & brother Billy Crosson Son William "BJ" Crosson and wife Laci of Granbury TX , Son Terry Crosson Odessa Tx daughter Kathryn Crosson of Odessa Tx as well as his grand children Mason, Shaylee, Jaxson, Kadynce, and Nelly and great grand daughter Samarah.
He is preceded in death by his parents James Monroe Crosson Sr and Leola Crosson
brothers James Monroe Jr. and Jimmy Crosson and Sister Peggy Crosson.
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