Marion A. "Pease" Crabbe
Marion A. "Pease" Crabbe
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She leaves her beloved husband, David K. Crabbe; their devoted daughter, Andrea J. Crabbe; her loving sister, Linda Wood; along with two nieces, Lori (Fassett) Rausch and Ellen (Wood) Leyva, and a nephew, Derek Fassett. Marion was predeceased by her beloved daughter, Bonnie L. Crabbe; her sister, Sharon Yerdon; and their parents, Howard R. and Elizabeth W. (Webster) Pease.
Marion was born in Worcester, raised in Auburn, and attended and graduated from cosmetology school, becoming a hairdresser. She then became a dedicated homemaker for her family.
Services will be held privately for the Crabbe family. The Britton-Wallace Funeral Home is honored to be assisting with arrangements.
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Veronica F. Heimall
July 30, 2025
It is with a heavy heart for you David, Andrea and family when I learned of your, beloved, Marion´s passing! I´ve never had the pleasure of meeting her in person, but indirectly in conversation, and we were blessed to have a, beautifully made, baby blanket made for our granddaughter´s baby shower by her! Her kindness, thoughtfulness and dedication will be her legacy in those that remain! May the Lord give you His strength during this very difficult time of loss! Sending much love and many hugs your way!
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