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Just one more time, I wish I could hear your voice

Unfortunately life hasn’t

Given me that choice I feel lost and dazed

In our memories, I seek solace Dad, your hugs will forever Be my happy place...

Love,

Damien

To My Love, My companion

The day I saw your beautiful smile my face lit up with gleam. For all the good times and all the bad times we shared your love was always there

Through the grace of God, I know you did your part, our love as meant to be. The world was so cold and distant until you came into my life. So rest in peace my handsome man for we will meet again one day.

~Acknowledgements~

We were never made to do this alone. That is why we are called the BODY of Christ! Each member offers something invaluable to the body’s full function, and must, therefore, stay connected. My friends, your connection to our family will NEVER be forgotten. Whether you joined in the worship, lifted your hands in praise, prayed a prayer, song a song, spoke a word, gave a gift, or whatever you did to enhance this celebration or encourage our family, near or far, please allow the Crutcher and the Faulkner family to simply say “THANK YOU”!

~The Family

~Honorary Pallbearers ~

Kedrick Crutcher

Eric Faulkner

Damien Crutcher

~Active Pallbearers ~

Adrian Crutcher

Patrick Crutcher

Dave Crutcher

Jerrod White

Josques Stevens

Marquis Faulkner

Hollis Crutcher

Kelvin Crutcher

Mario Knox

~Interment ~

Memphis Memory Gardens Cemetery 6444 Raleigh-Lagrange Road Memphis, Tennessee 38134

www.harrisonsfuneralhomeinc.com

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Reflections of Life

Aaron Lee Crutcher

was born March 6, 1952, to the late Brook and Oscaree Crutcher in Shelby County, TN. He departed his earthly life on December 29, 2019. He was educated in the Capleville and Germantown school systems.

Aaron was employed by the City of Memphis Waste Management system for 47 years as a Crew Chief. He was a dedicated member of Redemption

Christian Church, where he loved the members and his pastor.

Aaron will be cherished and remembered by his companion for over 40 years, Judy A. Faulkner, the love of his life. He also leaves five sons, Kedrick Crutcher (Trina), Eric Faulkner, Damien Crutcher (Teresa), Adrian Crutcher, and Patrick Crutcher; three daughters, Stephanie Scruggs, Beverly Crutcher, and Victoria Edwards. Aaron was proceeded in death by two brothers and one sister. He is survived by one sister, Julia Crutcher, and one brother, Dave Crutcher (Mary). Aaron is also survived by his 21 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren who he loved dearly. He also leaves his best friend in life, Donald Houston and many cousins, nieces, nephews, and a host of relatives and friends.

My heart has been left broken

Since the day you had to go

And the memories I treasure dearly

Are in the tears that still flow

If only I could have the chance

To see your face once more

Or to hear your voice one final time

Just like ut was before

You’re in my thoughts every day

And that’s how it will always be

For you may be up in Heaven now

But you’ll always be with me

The day that Heaven calls for you

Will be a relief from all this pain

I’ll run to you with open arms

And we will meet again

Love Your Children

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