Death date: Nov 16, 2013
Ryan Barrett Crane, age 37 of Cumming and formerly of Mableton, passed away Saturday, November 16, 2013. Ryan was an avid cyclist, swimmer, and runner. He also was a diehard Dawgs Fan. He graduated from Pebblebrook High School (cl Read Obituary
Thinking of you today Ry. Celebrating your life continues. You are missed but you live on in all our hearts. We still laugh with you when you tell your jokes. We talk to you when we need a friend. We cry when your music comes on, we cheer for the Bulldogs for you. You are imprinted in my heart forever.
Love you Ry
Debbie
Its been three years today that god took you home. You are missed by everyone. Just wanted you to know that the mark you left on us all continues. Not a day goes by that someone doesn't mention you, It is a funny story, how you helped at work, music you loved and all the love you had for life. God had plans for you that took you away too soon but even though gone in sight your legacy lives on.
Love you Ry
Debbie
Knew Ryan a long time back in 2005-2006 and what a lasting impression he left of being a kind hearted soul.
He would gel with anyone and was a really friendly dude. I came to know about his loss last week , which only confirmed one thing - God takes back beautiful souls quickly.
Rest in peace friend !
Jignesh Panariya ( Worked under Ryan @ Cingular ( AT&T) from 2005 -2006.
Chuck & Penny,
We had no idea of your loss. Although we never met Ryan, I had emailed him at work, as I also worked at AT&T. My prayers are with you all at this time. So very young and such a nice young man.
Kathi Lee ( Clark) Aunt Grace daughter & Family
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I want to extend my condolences to the family. May the many wonderful memories comfort you in the days ahead.- John 5:28, 29.
Dearest Ryan,
I am so very grateful to have known you. You made me laugh. You brightened my days. You made me smile. It has been nice to read how many lives you had touched and how happy you were in life. This warms my heart. You had grown to be an incerdible man (actually you always have been) and I am proud of you. You did good, Moonpie, you did good!
