Robert O. Crapo

In Speaking on behalf of all the Lowe's: I'm Grateful for the effort our mom, Nina, Aunt Betty, and Aunt Melba made, giving us great memories growing up, Island Park, potato farm, the farm in Kimberly, and the house in Idaho Falls. As cousins we have nothing but great memories with the Carr's and Crapo's. Thank You! Our love goes out to the family. Love, JoAnn Lowe Smith

Mike, Susan, Val, Chris, and Mark, My family and I are sorry for your loss. May the beautiful memories you share bring you comfort in this time of sorrow. Best wishes, Janet Cook and family

I really enjoyed working with Bob in the Respiratory Intensive Care Unit in the early years in the unit we called 5B. It is hard to believe that he was part of my nursing experience for more than forty years. He taught me much over those years. Susan my condolences to you. He was a great doctor and a great man.

Betty Carr and all her children and grandchildren send their love and support to all Bob's family. We love Bob and all of you. Betty

Sorry to hear about Robert. We were missionary companions in the California mission.I really admired him and we got along really well.. .

Dr. Crapo explained everything someone needed to know in a way that open the world of possibilities. Arterial Blood Gas, Pulmonary, or my favorite, where I called him Bob, fly tying and fishing. He would look at a fly I tied and say, "that might catch a fish." Translated into it's OK but cut it off and try again. Then when right, "Let's go try that." I have had a Father, Father-in-Law, and Bob.