Remembering Eve Erin Crowell

November 4, 1974 - February 24, 2005

Eve Erin Crowell

     "When the heart grieves over what it has lost,

the spirit rejoices over what it has left.”

~Sufi epigram 



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NamePaul and Martha Harpin
DateFebruary 24, 2016, 4:07 pm
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MessageWe never knew Eve but we know her mother and step-father well. We shared a similar loss of our daughter at a young age due to an accident. We know what this is like and it's horrible, worse than anything one can imagine. After our daughter's death but before Eve's, Barbara spoke with me (Paul) at length at our combined high school reunion, expressed her sympathy and talked with me gently about life going on and living for our daughter. She truly buoyed my spirits. Sadly, less than a year later, it was our turn to try to make some sense out of all this to Barbara. It's difficult, if not impossible. Regardless, Barbara and Eve's Dad seized the initiative and organized Eve's Fund and made it a going concern. What a great tribute to Eve!! We're honored to know Barbara and Vance, value our friendship and still share sad but positive thoughts every year. This will never go away--time is no help--but helping people like Eve's Fund does goes a long way to make it palatable.


NameBarbara Crowell Roy
DateFebruary 23, 2016, 11:06 pm
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MessageAnother year without you dear sweet Eve...some days I ask myself how I have survived this long with you not here. Then I realize your spirit lives on through our work with Eve's Fund and from the realization of how many people's lives you have positively impacted in life and in death.
You will always be here with me in my heart.
Love, MOM


NameBarbara Crowell Roy
DateNovember 3, 2015, 9:52 am
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MessageHappy Birthday dear sweet Eve. You are in our hearts and thoughts today and always. We will continue to help others in your name and memory.
Love from, Mom & Dad


NameKonrad Ribeiro
DateNovember 9, 2014, 11:50 pm
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MessageAh, Eve. I forgot our birthdays are only one day apart. Just so hard to imagine that you would have been 40. You were only, what, 26 when we met?

Things I think you'd like to know...

My daughter, Frankie, is so very special. You'd love her bashfulness, her girly girl spirit, her love of music and animals. There's a sweetness you'd recognize.

I'm still doing triathlons and will always be disappointed it wasn't something we got to share together.

I don't surf enough. You'd probably disapprove.

I'm doing fine at Google but probably not as well as you were doing in your work. You were a hard-charger in a way that I admired and, truth be told, feared.

But most of all, I think you'd love my partner, Jenn. Man, Eve, she's so recognizably 'you'. She looks like you (red hair and all), has a huge heart, leads with her emotions, and is passionate about everything she does. There's been more than once that the similarities between the two of you have given me pause. I've even shared your story with Jenn. I know the two of you would have been fast friends.

Wherever you are, please be well. You are missed.


NameMspotswood
DateNovember 4, 2014, 6:40 pm
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MessageThinking about your family at this time. Sending love!!


NameAnne McMonagle
DateNovember 4, 2014, 8:18 am
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MessageHappy 40th to Eve! I can't believe that my cousin Eve would be 40 today. It's a wonderful tribute to Eve that my Aunt Barbara, Bob and her brother Wyatt keep her memory cherished in the work they do for "Eve's Fund for Native American Health Initiatives." I'll always remember Eve has a beautiful and accomplished young lady.
Eve always gets extra thoughts on November 4th because she shares the same birthday as Tom. This year as we mourn the loss of our second infant granddaughter, Lucy, who died 3 days after her death of unknown causes we feel deep pain for all the life that would have been, the memories that won't be and the pain of those loved ones that have gone before us. Happy 40th to Eve!


NameEve's Mom
DateNovember 4, 2014, 6:01 am
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MessageRemembering the beautiful sunny day you were born and missing you today, 40 years later, more than ever. We are trying more than ever to live and work as we know you would have wanted us to…we are just doing it all in your name.

I want to believe that I will see you again...


NameMary Jane Brickach
DateNovember 3, 2014, 4:45 pm
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MessageHappy 40th Birthday, Eve

You live on in the wonderful work your family is doing in your name for the poor, the injured, and the down-trodden. May Eve's Fund continue to grow and prosper so that even more can be reached and helped. May that be a source of strength to Mom, Dad, and Wyatt and all of us who loved you.

Rest in Peace,
Aunt Mary Jane and Uncle Gene


NameKitty Farmer
DateNovember 3, 2014, 9:56 am
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MessageI've read the many beautiful messages written by people who knew Eve. I feel a loss for not having had the good fortune to have known her.

I am thankful for crossing paths with her remarkable parents who are two of the most selfless people I've ever met.

To imagine their grief is beyond comprehension. To see how they channel it into eliminating suffering for those who have suffered needlessly far too long is a splendid thing to witness.

I stand in awe of you, Eve Crowell - athlete, scholar, humanitarian and beloved daughter.

I stand in awe of Barbara and Bob who have are exemplifying the same grace and dignity that the bestowed on you as you made your way into your all too brief life.

My words feel empty, but my heart both aches and feels very full to know this amazing family and the legacy of Eve Crowell.

Kitty Farmer


NameJulia M. Jones
DateApril 1, 2014, 4:53 pm
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MessageBarbara,
Eve was beautiful in all ways. Your tribute to her as her mother is an everlasting prayer of celebration. It has inspired me to try to develop something comparable for Meredith. She was free of cancer when she died. She so wanted other pancreatic cancer patients to know that their diagnosis need not be a death sentence. Thank you both.
Julia


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