The Modesto Bee
February 12, 1968
Page B-1
Eagle Palm Goes To Hughson Boy
Hughson - Highlights of the recent court of honor and potluck supper for members of the Hughson Boy Scout Troop and Post 27 and their families was the presentation of the Life Scout award to Keith Crabtree by Scoutmaster Grant Patterson.
Hughson City Council Meeting
April 12, 2010
Councilmember Doug Humphreys thanked Keith Crabtree for his years of service with the Parks and Recreation Commission.
The Modesto Bee
January 19, 2012
B-4
Keith Lane Crabtree, 57, passed away January of 2012, in Hughson, losing a two year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was surrounded at the time by his loving family.
Keith is survived by Linda (Milgrom) Crabtree, his wife of 31 years and three children, Michael, Brian, and Lisa, brothers Rick Crabtree (Diann) of Elko, Nevada, Hardy Crabtree of Hughson, and mother Nadine Crabtree of Hughson.
He was preceded in death by father Richard Crabtree.
Keith was born to Richard Crabtree and Nadine (Morrill) Crabtree in 1954; both long time residents of the Hughson community. Keith was the youngest of three sons; he attended Hughson Elementary and graduated from Hughson High school. He continued his education at Modesto Junior College earning an Associate degree in electronics.
Keith served the local fire fighting community for 28 years. Joining the Stanislaus County Fire Department in 1983 and continuing with that Department until 1989. During those years Keith also served as a volunteer with the Hughson Fire Department. In 1989 Keith joined the Turlock City Fire Department, earned the position of Engineer and was with the Department until unable to continue in 2011.
Keith was an active leader in the Turlock Fire Explorer Post which allowed him to share his knowledge and help educate the youth in the community about fire science.
Keith was an avid outdoorsman who loved camping, hunting and fishing with family and friends. He always looked forward to the annual family deer hunting trip to Clear Lake and setting up the blind at local lakes for waterfowl hunting. Keith always seemed happiest with a rod and reel or gun in his hands. He never stopped smiling when hunting or fishing.
A memorial service is planned at the Turlock War Memorial, 247 East Canal Drive in Turlock, on Saturday, January 21st at 10am. Reception immediately following service, provided by Hughson Fire Department and 20th Century Club of Hughson.
Keith requested donations be made to the Fire Explorer Posts of the cities of Turlock and Hughson, via the Hughson Fire Department, P.O. Box 37, Hughson, California 95326.
*Program For Memorial*
Welcome Address: Chief Tim Lohman
Opening Prayer: Bruce Milgrom
Obituary Notice Reading: Chief Tom Lohman
Presentation: Gary Carlson
Eulogy: Tom Lohman
Open Floor
Final Alarm: Tom Lohman/ David Mallory
Amazing Grace: Randy Francis (Bagpipes)
February 12, 1968
Page B-1
Eagle Palm Goes To Hughson Boy
Hughson - Highlights of the recent court of honor and potluck supper for members of the Hughson Boy Scout Troop and Post 27 and their families was the presentation of the Life Scout award to Keith Crabtree by Scoutmaster Grant Patterson.
Hughson City Council Meeting
April 12, 2010
Councilmember Doug Humphreys thanked Keith Crabtree for his years of service with the Parks and Recreation Commission.
The Modesto Bee
January 19, 2012
B-4
Keith Lane Crabtree, 57, passed away January of 2012, in Hughson, losing a two year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was surrounded at the time by his loving family.
Keith is survived by Linda (Milgrom) Crabtree, his wife of 31 years and three children, Michael, Brian, and Lisa, brothers Rick Crabtree (Diann) of Elko, Nevada, Hardy Crabtree of Hughson, and mother Nadine Crabtree of Hughson.
He was preceded in death by father Richard Crabtree.
Keith was born to Richard Crabtree and Nadine (Morrill) Crabtree in 1954; both long time residents of the Hughson community. Keith was the youngest of three sons; he attended Hughson Elementary and graduated from Hughson High school. He continued his education at Modesto Junior College earning an Associate degree in electronics.
Keith served the local fire fighting community for 28 years. Joining the Stanislaus County Fire Department in 1983 and continuing with that Department until 1989. During those years Keith also served as a volunteer with the Hughson Fire Department. In 1989 Keith joined the Turlock City Fire Department, earned the position of Engineer and was with the Department until unable to continue in 2011.
Keith was an active leader in the Turlock Fire Explorer Post which allowed him to share his knowledge and help educate the youth in the community about fire science.
Keith was an avid outdoorsman who loved camping, hunting and fishing with family and friends. He always looked forward to the annual family deer hunting trip to Clear Lake and setting up the blind at local lakes for waterfowl hunting. Keith always seemed happiest with a rod and reel or gun in his hands. He never stopped smiling when hunting or fishing.
A memorial service is planned at the Turlock War Memorial, 247 East Canal Drive in Turlock, on Saturday, January 21st at 10am. Reception immediately following service, provided by Hughson Fire Department and 20th Century Club of Hughson.
Keith requested donations be made to the Fire Explorer Posts of the cities of Turlock and Hughson, via the Hughson Fire Department, P.O. Box 37, Hughson, California 95326.
*Program For Memorial*
Welcome Address: Chief Tim Lohman
Opening Prayer: Bruce Milgrom
Obituary Notice Reading: Chief Tom Lohman
Presentation: Gary Carlson
Eulogy: Tom Lohman
Open Floor
Final Alarm: Tom Lohman/ David Mallory
Amazing Grace: Randy Francis (Bagpipes)
The Modesto Bee
February 12, 1968
Page B-1
Eagle Palm Goes To Hughson Boy
Hughson - Highlights of the recent court of honor and potluck supper for members of the Hughson Boy Scout Troop and Post 27 and their families was the presentation of the Life Scout award to Keith Crabtree by Scoutmaster Grant Patterson.
Hughson City Council Meeting
April 12, 2010
Councilmember Doug Humphreys thanked Keith Crabtree for his years of service with the Parks and Recreation Commission.
The Modesto Bee
January 19, 2012
B-4
Keith Lane Crabtree, 57, passed away January of 2012, in Hughson, losing a two year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was surrounded at the time by his loving family.
Keith is survived by Linda (Milgrom) Crabtree, his wife of 31 years and three children, Michael, Brian, and Lisa, brothers Rick Crabtree (Diann) of Elko, Nevada, Hardy Crabtree of Hughson, and mother Nadine Crabtree of Hughson.
He was preceded in death by father Richard Crabtree.
Keith was born to Richard Crabtree and Nadine (Morrill) Crabtree in 1954; both long time residents of the Hughson community. Keith was the youngest of three sons; he attended Hughson Elementary and graduated from Hughson High school. He continued his education at Modesto Junior College earning an Associate degree in electronics.
Keith served the local fire fighting community for 28 years. Joining the Stanislaus County Fire Department in 1983 and continuing with that Department until 1989. During those years Keith also served as a volunteer with the Hughson Fire Department. In 1989 Keith joined the Turlock City Fire Department, earned the position of Engineer and was with the Department until unable to continue in 2011.
Keith was an active leader in the Turlock Fire Explorer Post which allowed him to share his knowledge and help educate the youth in the community about fire science.
Keith was an avid outdoorsman who loved camping, hunting and fishing with family and friends. He always looked forward to the annual family deer hunting trip to Clear Lake and setting up the blind at local lakes for waterfowl hunting. Keith always seemed happiest with a rod and reel or gun in his hands. He never stopped smiling when hunting or fishing.
A memorial service is planned at the Turlock War Memorial, 247 East Canal Drive in Turlock, on Saturday, January 21st at 10am. Reception immediately following service, provided by Hughson Fire Department and 20th Century Club of Hughson.
Keith requested donations be made to the Fire Explorer Posts of the cities of Turlock and Hughson, via the Hughson Fire Department, P.O. Box 37, Hughson, California 95326.
*Program For Memorial*
Welcome Address: Chief Tim Lohman
Opening Prayer: Bruce Milgrom
Obituary Notice Reading: Chief Tom Lohman
Presentation: Gary Carlson
Eulogy: Tom Lohman
Open Floor
Final Alarm: Tom Lohman/ David Mallory
Amazing Grace: Randy Francis (Bagpipes)
February 12, 1968
Page B-1
Eagle Palm Goes To Hughson Boy
Hughson - Highlights of the recent court of honor and potluck supper for members of the Hughson Boy Scout Troop and Post 27 and their families was the presentation of the Life Scout award to Keith Crabtree by Scoutmaster Grant Patterson.
Hughson City Council Meeting
April 12, 2010
Councilmember Doug Humphreys thanked Keith Crabtree for his years of service with the Parks and Recreation Commission.
The Modesto Bee
January 19, 2012
B-4
Keith Lane Crabtree, 57, passed away January of 2012, in Hughson, losing a two year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was surrounded at the time by his loving family.
Keith is survived by Linda (Milgrom) Crabtree, his wife of 31 years and three children, Michael, Brian, and Lisa, brothers Rick Crabtree (Diann) of Elko, Nevada, Hardy Crabtree of Hughson, and mother Nadine Crabtree of Hughson.
He was preceded in death by father Richard Crabtree.
Keith was born to Richard Crabtree and Nadine (Morrill) Crabtree in 1954; both long time residents of the Hughson community. Keith was the youngest of three sons; he attended Hughson Elementary and graduated from Hughson High school. He continued his education at Modesto Junior College earning an Associate degree in electronics.
Keith served the local fire fighting community for 28 years. Joining the Stanislaus County Fire Department in 1983 and continuing with that Department until 1989. During those years Keith also served as a volunteer with the Hughson Fire Department. In 1989 Keith joined the Turlock City Fire Department, earned the position of Engineer and was with the Department until unable to continue in 2011.
Keith was an active leader in the Turlock Fire Explorer Post which allowed him to share his knowledge and help educate the youth in the community about fire science.
Keith was an avid outdoorsman who loved camping, hunting and fishing with family and friends. He always looked forward to the annual family deer hunting trip to Clear Lake and setting up the blind at local lakes for waterfowl hunting. Keith always seemed happiest with a rod and reel or gun in his hands. He never stopped smiling when hunting or fishing.
A memorial service is planned at the Turlock War Memorial, 247 East Canal Drive in Turlock, on Saturday, January 21st at 10am. Reception immediately following service, provided by Hughson Fire Department and 20th Century Club of Hughson.
Keith requested donations be made to the Fire Explorer Posts of the cities of Turlock and Hughson, via the Hughson Fire Department, P.O. Box 37, Hughson, California 95326.
*Program For Memorial*
Welcome Address: Chief Tim Lohman
Opening Prayer: Bruce Milgrom
Obituary Notice Reading: Chief Tom Lohman
Presentation: Gary Carlson
Eulogy: Tom Lohman
Open Floor
Final Alarm: Tom Lohman/ David Mallory
Amazing Grace: Randy Francis (Bagpipes)
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