Harold Burton Crapo Jr

Birth date: Jun 17, 1936 Death date: Feb 1, 2023

Harold Burton Crapo Jr, 86, went to be with the Lord on February 1, 2023. Harold was born in Berlin, New Hampshire to Katheryn and Harold B Crapo. Harold met the love of his life Elaine June Eastmas and she followed Harold to Japa Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

CARED FOR BY

Skyway Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services

5200 US Hwy 19 N, Palmetto FL 34221

(941) 803-7626

Aaron Haga

2w ago

in honor of Harold.

I am writing this today as a 36-year-old father of three boys, looking back with immense gratitude for the massive impact Harold had on my life. I met Harold back in 2007 when I was a 17-year-old kid trying to finish my Eagle Scout project before my 18th birthday. Despite our 53-year age gap—and the occasional struggles that came with it—he never gave up on me. He helped me cross the finish line with Scouting, spent hours helping me study for the ASVAB, and even got me a job at Hydrotaste Farms. He is the reason I joined the Air Force. I regret letting the busyness of life and moving away cause us to lose touch, but I want his family to know that his legacy lives on in the life I built and the values I am teaching my own sons today. Rest in peace, Harold. You and Elaine are deeply missed.

A graceful illustration of a white dove in mid-flight with its wings elegantly spread wide, set against a soft teal background.

Katherine Adamo

177w ago

Harold was a longtime member of the Elizabeth Tilley Colony General Society of Mayflower Descendants. He was a wonderful person with a bright smile for anyone. We will always remember him fondly and miss him dearly.

Bill Carroll

177w ago

Harold you will be missed by us all that have been privledged to call you friend.
Thank You for reaching out to so many of us and your quiet and helpful manner.
Sincerely, Bill Carroll

Sue

180w ago

Harold was a wonderful neighbor. He was always willing to help fix my lawnmower and share a kind word. He loved to talk about his antique car and military life. Harold had a view of the American flag on the cell tower on Lena Rd. out his back lanai. He told me every morning they would salute the flag. He was a great veteran and American. He and his lovely wife Elaine would be seen walking their friendly dog Bo-Sox multiple times a day. He had a fabulous garden in the back yard and would give me beets if I would give him back the greens. He and Elaine will be united again forever, with Bo-Sox romping behind. I will miss the Crapo family.
Sue

CARED FOR BY

Skyway Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services

5200 US Hwy 19 N, Palmetto FL 34221

(941) 803-7626

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall