Joseph L. Crushshon

Joseph Leroy Crushshon completed his earthly journey and went home to his Lord on October 15, 2017. Joseph was born May 5, 1933 to Benjamin and Ruby Crushshon in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is preceeded in death by his parents, two brothers (Benjamin and Roger) and one sister (Corleen Simmons). His survived by his wife(Mary), one sister (Ruby Ramirez) and one brother (Christopher).

For 32 years , Joseph worked in the air flow industries of Barry Blower and Twin city Fan & Blower in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Favorite past times included fishing and camping in Minnesota, listening to old radio programs, and caring for his pet dogs and cat. He and his wife, Mary, moved to Kansas City, Missouri, in 1985, where they remodeled houses for rent until retirement in 1998.

For 25 years, Joseph was Eucharistic Minister at Our Lady of Peace and Our Lady of Lourdes Churches as well as St. Mary’s , Trinity Lutheran, and Research Hospitals. He accompanied His wife to homebound parishioners to receive Holy Communion and was active in supporting the Kobonal Mission in Haiti. He spent many hours in adoration at the Franciscan Prayer Center, Sts. Gabriel and Andrew Churches.

Joseph loved to make people smile through his corny jokes and quick wit. He will be missed by so many especially by his wife Mary. He has reached his desired final destination – home with His Lord and God.

Rosary will be 9:00 A.M. on Friday, October 27, 2017, with Mass to follow at 11:00 A.M. at St. Gabriel Catholic Church, 4737 N. Cleveland Ave. Kansas City, Missouri 64117.

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Condolences

  1. Rosemary & John Fatino on October 24, 2017 at 12:50 pm

    Mary,
    Joe was such a blessing to both me and especially my husband John when he needed it the most. I truly believe he is in heaven now still spreading his help and care to everyone. We will not be able to attend the burial mass but will keep him in our prayers.



  2. Kirk Simmons on October 30, 2017 at 10:52 am

    Mary, I wish I could have been there but only found out about this a couple of days ago. From what I remember of my Uncle, he really cared about others and was a fun person to be around. Yep, there were a lot of corny jokes. The work you have done together for others should be an inspiration to us all. God Bless, Uncle Joe.



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