Donna Mae Crenshaw, February 06, 1930 — January 30, 2019

Donna Mae Crenshaw (Grants Pass, Oregon, OR) February 06, 1930 January 30, 2019 Death notice, Obituaries, Necrology
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Birth date: February 06, 1930

Death date: January 30, 2019

Death place: Grants Pass, Oregon(OR), USA

Funeral Home: Stephens Family Chapel

Obituary for Donna Mae Crenshaw Print Donna Mae (Keys) Crenshaw, 88, of Grants Pass, Oregon, passed away peacefully just one week before her 89th birthday. Her family was at her bedside. She was born in Portland, Oregon to Glenn and Laura Keys.

She was raised by her aunt and uncle, George and Vesta Barclay, in several logging camps around the Tillamook, Oregon area. Later in her school age years she moved to Sweet Home and graduated from there in 1948, where she also married Claude Crenshaw on July 3, 1948. They were married 64 years when Claude passed away in October of 2012.

Together they raised three children. The first thirteen years of their married life they lived in Potter Valley, California. They then moved their family back to Oregon living in Lebanon, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Sunriver and Donna back to Grants Pass after Claude’s passing.

She moved into Horizon Village and most recently Rogue Valley Retirement, where she made many lovely friends. Donna was a housewife most of her life and filled her time with many of her children’s and community activities. She loved to read, knit and play many card games.

After starting their family, Claude and Donna spent much of their free time snow skiing, camping, boating and water skiing. They were very devoted grandparents and took their grandchildren on many an outing, especially on camping trips. In their retirement years traveling was a wonderful time of their lives.

They traveled for about five years exploring the US, gathering many very close friends along the way. She is survived by her children, Janet (John) Taylor of Eagle Crest, Ray (Trudy) Crenshaw of Central Point and Marilyn (Chris) Olsen of Grants Pass. Eight grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Claude and brother Eldon Keys. To send flowers to the family of Donna Mae Crenshaw, please visit our Heartfelt Sympathies Store.

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death notice Donna Mae Crenshaw February 06, 1930 — January 30, 2019

obituary notice Donna Mae Crenshaw February 06, 1930 — January 30, 2019

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