Elaine Crandall

Birth date: Sep 1, 1938 Death date: Sep 15, 2015

Elaine Crandall (Lee) passed away September 15, 2015, after a lengthy illness, at Boulevard Rehabilitation Center in Boynton Beach, FL at the age of 77. She is survived by her husband Donald Crandall; her children Chris Jacomine a Read Obituary

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Dr. Paul Blasko

524w ago

Don and Family,

Our interaction with Elaine goes back to the early 60's at Grace Baptist Church in Binghamton, NY. I was just out of college and was the new youth pastor and Christian Education Director and recall that both of you were active in the Sunday School (which was my interest then), and the choir and wherever you were asked to serve. I treasure those memories at the start of my 55 years of pastoral ministry and Elaine was a memorable part of them. God bless you all.

- Dr. Paul Blasko, Vestal, NY

Susan Anderson

524w ago

Elaine was a very special woman and our family is very grateful and blessed that she was part of our lives. She was there for so many moments like watching Amanda play soccer or listening to Jason play his trombone, shared many family vacations and weddings. May you find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of friends. We will miss her but remember her fondly.

Susan, Doug & Amanda
Texas

Kenny Stolar

524w ago

Remembering Elaine and her infectious smile! I can still hear her, your Dad and the Redigers singing "I'll Have a New Body" and today she does. What an awesome testimony to our Lord has your parents been to many. God Bless you all during this time of loss, but we know that each day that passes is one day closer until we see her again.

Kenny Stolar, Pompano Beach

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524w ago

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Chris Jacomine

524w ago

After 11 months of multiple hospitalizations, extremely rapid decline and a week in a coma, God blessedly took my mom home to be with him September 15, 2015. Now we celebrate her life & thank God we had her as long as we did. I've never known anyone more determined. She battled back from the brink several times but, it was finally her time to go this morning. I felt that her hospital bed was her ministry. She smiled when many wouldn't and it opened doors to share her faith. Tonight we find that much of our stress is gone because we no longer have to agonize over her pain & loss of function or worry about the quality of her care. When she was at deaths door last October, she felt her long deceased parents were with her and it was peaceful. I hope they are running around heaven visiting all the relatives who's possessions fill our house. She held onto them in devotion.♥️ It hasn't quite sunk in yet that I don't have to go to the nursing home tomorrow. Prayers are appreciated for when the surreal state ends.

Chris Jacomine
Daughter

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