Memories of Nathan Jay Crawford

In memory of

Nathan Jay Crawford

Seattle, WA

December 12, 2003 - February 18, 2026

Dec 12, 2003 - Feb 18, 2026

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Liahann Bannerman

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Nancy McDowell

With Cousin Ross

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Nancy McDowell

Oregon Coast

Colorado cousins

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Laurie Reed

We were so sad to hear the news of Nathan’s passing. We will always remember the fun we shared at U Prep baseball. Sending hugs and love.

Laurie and Nat Reed

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Beth Morgan

I just spent the past hour looking through all of these wonderful photos of Nathan and all of his friends and family. Such an amazing life he lived and he lived well with so much love around him. He attracted that sort of warmth because he gave so much of himself to anyone in his sphere. I continue to reflect on how he made Kate and I feel so special the last time we visited Seattle - he went out of his way to spend time with us. We will cherish those memories. He was one of a kind. I often wondered what kind of person he would be as an adult and what impact he would make in the world. Well, I feel like I know now - he was a kind, genuine, curious man who left an indelible mark on those of us lucky enough to spend time with him. I think many of us hope we can be just a little bit Nathan in our lives. Even though we live on the other side of the world, our circle of friends already know him, Claire, Alexa and Ron because we share stories about these amazing people often. And we will continue to hold on to his memory. So much love to Ron, Alexa and Claire.

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Erin Lavelle Sonoda

2022, Camano Island, Camano, WA, USA

Beach day party before college

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Erin Lavelle Sonoda

2022, Bellevue, WA, USA

Back from college for the holidays

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Allison Rider

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Jean Meyer

2024

Nathan was incredibly kind & everyone knew him as such. He was friendly and smiley and always welcoming. Living in his junior year dorm room, I think about Nathan & the joy he embodied and try to carry that with me. He is missed so dearly by his friends and community.

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Jimmy Miller

Yoshi Malady

2022

Senior night

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Yoshi Malady

2019

Yoshi Malady

2019, Spring Dance

State Champions Baseball team photos

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Lisa Nakamoto

Yoshi Malady

2019

Nathan and I celebrating after his state championship winning diving catch.

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Penny Langley

2024, Whidbey Island, Washington, USA

Penny Langley

The beginning of our annual Sid Meier's Civilization game. The one time we ever actually completed the game, Nathan completely beat me. But, of course, he was very apologetic about having to break our alliance and win. Even “losing” to Nathan was so much fun

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