Martha Crail

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Martha Elizabeth Crail
Date Of Birth:July 28, 1931
Date Of Death:October 9, 2010
Service Date:October 12, 2010

 

 

 

 Martha Elizabeth (Homan) Crail

July 28, 1931-October 9, 2010

 Martha Elizabeth (Homan) Crail, 79, passed away at the Bloomington Hospital on October 9, 2010.  She was born on July 28, 1931 in Reynolds, IN to Francis and Ula Homan.

 Martha attended Harvest Hills Church in Bloomington.

 Martha leaves behind a large and loving family.  They are her children Jimmy Crail III of Oolitic; Cara Bulich and her husband Eric of Springville; Kathy Crail of Solsberry; David Crail of Bloomington; Dennis Crail of Springville; Pam Dibble of Canandaigua, New York; and Mark Crail of Bloomington.  The grandchildren Martha leaves behind are Crystal Flynn, Theresa Crail, Samantha Crail, Jeremy Crail, Joshua Crail, Nick Crail, John Crail, Mark Crail, Jr., Amber Dibble, Sara Thompson, Lindsay Dibble and Brandon Dibble.  His great grandchildren who survive are Tyler Crouch, Colton Flynn, Tommy Crail, Kenny Crail, Olivia Crail, Makayla Crail, and Caden Everett Thompson.

 Martha was preceded in death by her husband James Franklin Crail and her parents.

 Graveside Services will held Tuesday October 12, 2010 at 2pm in the Clover Hill Cemetery in Harrodsburg.

 Allen Funeral Home is handling arrangements.  Condolences may be sent to www.allenfuneralhome.org.
  • From: Sharon Boyd
    Location:Bloomington, IN

    To Martha's family, I am saddened by the news of your mother's passing. She was a wonderful person and she will be dearly missed by myself and many others. She touched so many hearts by her sweet smile and generous heart. I will truly miss her and her smiling face. Rest in peace Martha, I'll miss you.

  • From: RACHEL WILDMAN
    Location:BLOOMINGTON

    Cara and family, Just wanted you to know you are in our thougthts and prayers in the passing of your mother. May the Lord our God comfort you as only He can. It is with our deepest sympathy we send this to you. May God be with you always, Ralph and Rachel Wildman

  • From: Shiela Richardson-Bryant
    Location:Bloomington

    I am so sorry for the passing of your Mother or Grandmother.With the loss of my own Mom so fresh in my heart, I do know how you feel. It's so hard to let go, even when we know they are going to a better place. You should all have a heartfull of memories of her. Enough to keep her alive in your hearts forever. She was always there for all of you no matter what. I do remember the pride in your voices anytime you spoke of her. Now just do what she would want you to. Take care of each other and stay a family. My prayers are with each one of you.