Sally A. Turner Crabbe

Sally A. Turner Crabbe

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With a sad heart I announce the passing of Sally Ann Turner Crabbe, who passed away suddenly for what we suspect, from a stroke late Thursday, September 27, 2018.  She is preceded in death by her parents Rosser A. and Alma J. Turner.  She leaves behind 2 sons, Bryan Mayo and Matthew Mayo; 3 siblings, Peggy Danaher, Amy Roos and her husband Gary Roos,  and Butch Turner and his wife Pam. She is also survived by 1 granddaughter Alayna, which was her heart, and  many nieces and nephews. Sally was an organ donor.

There will be a visitiation  Monday, October 15, 2018 from  11am to 12pm, at Cunningham Turch Funeral Home, 811 Cameron St. Alex. VA 22314, followed by a A Life Celebration service at 12pm, inurnment will be private.

She would have celebrated her 66th birthday on October 9th.  Rest in heavenly peace SueSue!!!

Offer Condolence for the family of Sally A. Turner Crabbe

Visitation

Cunningham Turch Funeral Home

811 Cameron St. Alex. VA 22314

10/15/2018

11:00am - 12:00pm

Life Celebration Service

Cunningham Turch Funeral Home

811 Cameron St Alex VA 22314.

10/15/2018

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Condolence Messages

  1. Butch Turner says:

    Rest in POWER sis. Pam and I will miss you. IHS

  2. Phillip Schuckman says:

    Of my few years working for Giant I didn’t have too many positive associations, most were just kids in their first job but Sally was different. She helped her coworkers and customers and always had time to talk. We differed a lot in thoughts and opinions but that didn’t matter because her character and deeds transcended all that. I know she had a rough life but was still always kind and understanding. I will miss talking to her on my weekly Supermarket runs. My condolences to her family.

  3. Joanie Fairley says:

    Sally was honestly one of the most genuine, warmest people I have ever met. She was a nearby neighbor of mine, and I met her about 10 years ago. I always marveled at her optimism (even before her cancer diagnosis) and her love of God. She was always full of vigor and inspiration. Life had dealt her some very difficult blows, but she handled every obstacle with grace, dignity, and perseverance. She fought the good fight (and won). I know now she is at peace with our Lord and Savior. He must have needed an angel, but we were so lucky to have her as our angel on this earth. If I could count on one hand the greatest people I have ever known, Sally was one of them. ‘Well done, good and faithful servant’ (Matthew 25:23).

  4. Marianne says:

    Sally was a familiar stranger to me, but seeing the notification of her passing had me compelled to write.

    I am so very sorry for your loss. I am a regular customer at Giant and I saw Sally often. She was such a hard worker and was always extremely helpful. We would frequently have small chit chat at the register. I will miss seeing her. God Bless you and your family.

  5. Rachel Grasberger says:

    I worked with Sally for a year at Giant. She was always able to bring a smile to my face. I used to sit with her and listen to her rant on and on about all the things that she didn’t agree with on Facebook.

  6. Chris Colburn says:

    This is such a big loss for me and her family. Sally was always one of the happiest people I’ve been lucky to have known. She was such fun to sing with! Missing her and prayers for the family.

  7. Gus Garces says:

    She was a wonderful person. Will miss her dearly.

  8. Pat Wolfe says:

    So sorry for the loss of your sister Amy….We are keeping you in our prayers…

    • Rachel Grasberger says:

      Sally will be missed by so many people, including her co-workers, friends, family, and Giant customers

  9. Ashton says:

    Oh! how I loved Sally Crabbe!! Why God took this kind, generous, caring spirit from us, I do not know. What I do know is Sally is with God and will always carry big,big angel wings; for her spirit truly was of God. I meet Sally as a customer of Giant & I looked so forward to our fifteen minute or so moments during my shopping of just catching up. She loved her family & spoke so highly of her precious children & loved her precious grandchild. Sally was pure JOY! & simply loved life! President Trump too was a fun shared pastime for us, & Sally was sharp in her knowledge of what was going on with our Country and keeping abreast of current events. She was a true patriot who loved this great country. Sally told me she loved to sing prior to her beating cancer but never looked back with sadness because the chemo took that away. Sally always looked forward with great courage & grace. I simply adored her & will miss her greatly as will everyone who was blessed enough to cross her path & feel her unforgettable smile. Sally made a mark on so many hearts. She will sorely be missed. ❤️????????????????????‍♀️????

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