IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Kemo Therian
Crosby

Jul 23, 1961 — May 31, 2025

Obituary

Kemo Crosby lived a life full of heart, creativity and quiet strength. Born on July 26 1961, Kemo spent his years building deep, lasting connection -  with friends who quickly became family, and with anyone lucky enough to cross his path.

Known for his generous Spirit Kemo  never hesitated to help others, even during his own difficult time.  He approached life with kindness, intelligence and a forgiving heart, always striving to see the good in people and the silver lining in every situation.

Kemo was a man of many passions. He found joy and expression in writing poetry, creating art work and working on crafts with his hands. He was also a avid collector of knifes and canes. both hobbies he enjoyed with a sense of pride and fascination. One of his greatest pleasures though involved fishing. Whether it was a quiet afternoon at the waters edge or a spontaneous trips with friends, fishing gave him peace, reflection and a deep connection to the world around him.

Kemo had a short but wonderful life. He was a wonderful son, father of 3 and the world's greatest brother and friend you could've Asked for.

During his younger years Kemo worked at PPG and later retired at the State hospital. He loved his job and worked till he medically couldn't.

Those who knew Kemo will remember his warmth, his creativity and the quiet resilience he carried through life. He leaves behind a legacy of compassion and connection that will continue to live on in the hearts of all that knew him.

Please join us in celebrating kemos life on Saturday June 7th 2025 from 11am to 3pm at the Scotland park pavilion in Wichita falls TX.

All are welcome to come share memories, laughter and love as we honor the incredible person kemo was.

Funeral Services

Celebration of Life

June
7

Saturday

11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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