Condolence: Ted:
Gone from our midst-but not forgotten! Rest weel old comrade.
Bill

Condolence: To the Crozier family, please take comfort in Jesus Christ words at John 5:28,29;Rev.21:3,4 "there will be a resurrection and sickness and death will be gone forever. "

Condolence: Mayor crozier was one of the most consequential leaders of Clarksville in the history of our city. His visionary thinking and his many ideas came so easily for him. Many of these ideas have been important to the growth of Clarksville that we recognize and enjoy today. He loved Clarksville and was always working to make it a great place to live. The love his family have shown for him, shows their respect and admiration for Mayor Crozier and his life. I have always admired all of is family for their love for each other and their love for Mayor Crozier. Thanks Mayor for making a difference for Clarksville. You will never be forgotten and always appreciated.

Johnny Piper

Condolence: COL(R) Ted "Wild Turkey" Crozier was one of the most outstanding officers that I served with in my 32 years of service. He was always trying to do something to support our soldiers and are the community. There will never be another one like him. We are going to miss Wild Turkey in so many ways. What a pleasure it was to know him all of these years. I met him in VN where he was the commander of the 160 Avn Bde that became the 101st Cmbt Avn Bde at Campbell. I'm going to miss you ole Buddy. God speed, fold your tent and go home.

Condolence: My sincere Condolences to all of the family and friends...He was a great honorable man.He and I had several awesome conversations!
I feel blessed to have been a small part of his life for a short time by feeding him whenever I was scheduled to cook.He would wave at me from the table and I would always say Hello Mr. CROZIER with a smile and he smiled back.I would tell him I had one of his favorite items ready to serve him (sweet baked potato).It was a true honor to help sustain him and I will miss him greatly. God bless you Mr.Crozier. I am certain you are having a meeting in heaven getting things organized as you did so well here on earth. You will be missed....
Ilona Rivera
Chef

Condolence: I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of Colonel(Mayor)Crozier. I've only known him a short time but I thoroughly enjoyed our conversations over coffee at the Clarksville VA Veterans Home on Wednesday mornings when I visited with him and the other residents. His mind was sharp and his wit intact. I consider it an honor and a privilege to have been able to spend time with this man who has accomplished so much for our Army and our community. He will be missed greatly. I am sure he heard God say to him when he arrived in heaven "Well done they good and faithful servant". May God bless and keep you during this difficult time.

Condolence: The 101st, Ft. Campbell and Clarksville are just a few of the recipients to benefit from the life of Col.Ted's life. He will be sorely missed.
Bill Irby

Condolence: We certainly want to extend our sympathy to all of the family for your loss. We will keep all of you in our prayers during this difficult time. Sincerely, Dennis and Molly Boggs

Condolence: Mr. Crozier's grandson is an employee of mine & demonstrates high character & moral values, a tribute to his grandfather.

Condolence: My condolences to Ted's family. We, the Golden Rakkasans, grieve with you on passing of this great man. May the love of God surround you during this time of sorrow.

On behalf of the Rakkasan Association,

The Reverend Olgerts "Ogy" Sniedze, Chaplain
187th Airborne RCT Association