June 24, 1928 to April 29, 2000
Calvin Crews, an inventory specialist with Mare Island Naval Shipyard for 42 years, died at Guardian of Concord . He was 71. He loved history, westerns and and his grandson, Tyler, whom he spent time with every opportunity he had.
The native of Everett, Pa., lived in Pittsburg before moving to Concord where he raised his family and spent his retirement with the love of his life, Glenda. He said it was love at first site, marrying her just 6 weeks after they met.
Military: Army, serving as part of the supply chain in Italy during the Korean War.
He was the father of four: Daughter, Tammy of Brentwood; sons, Alan Crews of Kirkland, Wash., Kelvin Crews of Concord CA and David Thomas of Carson City, Nev.; brothers, John and Robert Crews of Copperopolis; and three grandchildren. His wife, Glenda, died in 1997.
Calvin Crews, an inventory specialist with Mare Island Naval Shipyard for 42 years, died at Guardian of Concord . He was 71. He loved history, westerns and and his grandson, Tyler, whom he spent time with every opportunity he had.
The native of Everett, Pa., lived in Pittsburg before moving to Concord where he raised his family and spent his retirement with the love of his life, Glenda. He said it was love at first site, marrying her just 6 weeks after they met.
Military: Army, serving as part of the supply chain in Italy during the Korean War.
He was the father of four: Daughter, Tammy of Brentwood; sons, Alan Crews of Kirkland, Wash., Kelvin Crews of Concord CA and David Thomas of Carson City, Nev.; brothers, John and Robert Crews of Copperopolis; and three grandchildren. His wife, Glenda, died in 1997.
June 24, 1928 to April 29, 2000
Calvin Crews, an inventory specialist with Mare Island Naval Shipyard for 42 years, died at Guardian of Concord . He was 71. He loved history, westerns and and his grandson, Tyler, whom he spent time with every opportunity he had.
The native of Everett, Pa., lived in Pittsburg before moving to Concord where he raised his family and spent his retirement with the love of his life, Glenda. He said it was love at first site, marrying her just 6 weeks after they met.
Military: Army, serving as part of the supply chain in Italy during the Korean War.
He was the father of four: Daughter, Tammy of Brentwood; sons, Alan Crews of Kirkland, Wash., Kelvin Crews of Concord CA and David Thomas of Carson City, Nev.; brothers, John and Robert Crews of Copperopolis; and three grandchildren. His wife, Glenda, died in 1997.
Calvin Crews, an inventory specialist with Mare Island Naval Shipyard for 42 years, died at Guardian of Concord . He was 71. He loved history, westerns and and his grandson, Tyler, whom he spent time with every opportunity he had.
The native of Everett, Pa., lived in Pittsburg before moving to Concord where he raised his family and spent his retirement with the love of his life, Glenda. He said it was love at first site, marrying her just 6 weeks after they met.
Military: Army, serving as part of the supply chain in Italy during the Korean War.
He was the father of four: Daughter, Tammy of Brentwood; sons, Alan Crews of Kirkland, Wash., Kelvin Crews of Concord CA and David Thomas of Carson City, Nev.; brothers, John and Robert Crews of Copperopolis; and three grandchildren. His wife, Glenda, died in 1997.
