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Bridget Crump
Bobbie's Siblings' Child
Bobbie Crump
August 15th, 1948 - August 10th, 2026
August 15th, 1948 - August 10th, 2026
Loved by all & dearly missed by those lucky to be in her presence. Gracious, kind, loving & sweet Bobbie; may you be at eternal peace always, shining your bright & precious light upon us. We will forever mourn you but carry you in our hearts forever.
Bobbie ### Crump was born on August 15, 1948 to her parents; Emma & ### Crump in Chicago. Bobbie did not come into this world alone, in fact she was a twin to Emma Crump, born on the same day. Bobbie is survived by her siblings: Pecola Donley, Emma Crump and Raymond Mitchell along with her nephews: Truvell Crump (Bridget Crump), Albert Crump and Raymond Mitchell Jr. (Erika Igess). In addition, great nephews and nieces: Truvell Crump Jr., Noah Crump, Kobe Hill, Iyonna Mitchell #####❗️and many more including many cousins. Bobbie grew up with her ##### living most of her life in Chicago. Bobbie was the ## ((3rd child) ## and brought joy and love to her big family.
Bobbie went to ….
Bobbie then started her first job at…
Bobbie then moved from the family’s home and began living with her sister Emma. Bobbie enjoyed many travels around the world including …..
Bobbie achieved …… during her life long career while working for the United States Postal Service. She was always seen working harder and masterfully at her job surpassing her younger coworkers. Bobbie was dedicated to her career, loved her career and extremely talented in her career.
After …!!… years Bobbie retired from the USPS on May 29, 2026.
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Bridget Crump
What lesson(s) did Bobbie teach you?
Aunt Bobbie taught me patience, love and soft spoken words. I recall the first time I met Aunt Bobbie, she wasn’t the first one to speak nor the first one to give a hug to me or the first one to ask me a question as the new comer to the family. Bobbie was the one person who spoke to me when all the introductions were done and there was a quiet moment. Aunt Bobbie wanted to genuinely connect with you and ask you the kind of questions that made you feel comfortable & loved. She spoke softly at times with the most straightforward advice, support and care. Aunt Bonnie taught me patience & grace while watching her priceless interactions with those she loved including my family and especially our baby boys as they grew up. Aunt Bobbie’s smile could always light up a room and fill your heart with joy from her hugs. Thank you for sharing your life with me Aunt Bobbie. Thank you for accepting me as I was, for your support and loving me unconditionally. I am a better woman for having you in my life and will always carry you in my heart. Love you always until we meet again, Bridget
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