Birth date: Mar 16, 1926 Death date: Jan 9, 2022
Frederick William Crocker, 95, passed away January 9, 2022. A memorial service will be scheduled at a later date. Details will be announced. Fred was born on March 16, 1926, in Detroit, Michigan to Robert and Margaret (Copp) Croc Read Obituary
We send our heartfelt condolences to Fred’s son Bill and the rest of our Crocker family. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers, and that we are sharing in your sorrow. May your memories bring you comfort. We will always remember Uncle Fred’s beautiful smile and his great sense of humour. May he rest in peace. Laura (Crocker) and Mark Fuster
I remember the day Aunt Eli and Fred married Everyone was so happy Babci and Dzia Dzia were happy my parents Stanley and Marcy were happy they were the only ones that attended their wedding all the neices and nephews were happy. I have a beautiful picture of all 4 of them It was a wonderful day
Fred made my Aunt very happy and she loved him with all her heart I loved my visits with my uncle, his home was a home of deep and profound silence We would go to visit my Aunt Eli at her nursing home They would sit on the couch Fred would have his arm around Eli and you could feel the love. Aunt Eli waited a long time to marry but she found her knight in shining armor. I am so happy they are together again All love to the family and to Aunt Eli and Uncle Fred May they rest in peace. Your niece, Germaine
Elenore was my mom's best friend, so we have known Fred since before the two married, when we were just kids. Fred was an amazing and wonderful man that could do pretty much anything. It seems like Fred and Elenore enjoyed life to the fullest, and I am so happy they found each other and had a long, happy life. When I turned 16 and was hoping to get a job through the co-op program at school, Fred asked me what I wanted to buy when I started working. I told him I was hoping to find some sort of dresser and shelves that would fit in my bedroom in the alcove area. He had me show him the area, take measurements, describe exactly what I wanted. I did, he sketched out what he envisioned, and he told me he would make it for me. I was so excited that I had a plan for my first paycheck. I don't remember for sure what it cost, but I seem to remember $60, and that piece of furniture is still in perfect condition and in use 50 years later. I think it will probably be around at least another 50 years. Fred always had a sweet sparkle in his eyes. Rest in peace, Fred!
My prayers and deepest sympathy to Fred's family. I am a long time friend of Jean Mather, and offer my support and heartfelt wishes and prayers to all of you in you time of loss and beyond. It's never easy to lose someone we love, and it's even harder to deal with losing someone during these difficult COVID times. May Fred rest in the peace of Christ, and may God hold ALL of you in the embrace of His eternally healing LOVE.
My deepest sympathy to you Bill, and to the family and loved ones, on the death of your father, may Our Goo Lord grant him rest, and give you comfort. Requiesce in pace.
Michael O'Leary, Cork and Moscow
