Sally Ann Crozier, 85, passed away peacefully from this life on July 30, 2020 after a brief stay at Tidewell Hospice in Sarasota, Florida. Surrounded by her four daughters and loving family during her final days, she will be sadly missed and forever loved.

Coming from a rich heritage of pioneer ancestors, Sally was born on September 9, 1934 to Carlos Benjamin and Laverne Randall Lofgreen in Pine, Arizona. Sally was preceded in death by her parents, her oldest sister, Billie Bradshaw and the love of her life, Edward (Eddie) Ramsey Crozier, Jr.

Sally graduated high school from Winslow, Arizona where she enjoyed cheerleading and socializing with friends and cousins in her small town. She married right after high school at the age of 17 to Edward (Eddie) Ramsey Crozier, Jr. Their theme song "Take It Easy" by the Eagles could've been written for them as their love story began when Eddie saw Sally driving by while he was "standing on the corner in Winslow Arizona." The rest is history. Eddie's work and adventurous spirit took Sally and their children all over the United States from Arizona to the Midwest, California to Florida and more. As empty nesters the two of them moved to Australia and beyond. They finally settled in Texas and spent their remaining years together there. Sally often commented that she couldn't believe a girl from Pine and Winslow, Arizona saw so much of the world in her lifetime.

Sally is survived by her loving daughters, Dana Lynn and (Ron) Briggs, Rhonda Kay and (Scott) Orr, Michele and (Mark) Burnett, and Brenda and (Brent) O'Neal, two sisters, Zelda Hanno and Sandra Gregg and sister-in-law, Sarah Shafer. Also, 12 Grandchildren - Desiree Strong, Amber and (Paul) Schoeni, Tyler and (Heather) Bashlor, Chad Carr, Ryan Violette and (Sarah), Sean and (Marina) Violette, Brandon and (Kristy) Violette, Taylor Violette and (Lauren), Brittany and (Marcin) Vaclaw, Chelsea and (Casey) Baugh, Sydney and (Nate) Memmott, Riley and (Kassi) O'Neal and 27 great-grandchildren along with many nieces and nephews.

Sally enjoyed gardening, reading and tennis during her life. A lover of nature and animals, but most especially birds and dogs gave her great joy. She was known for her delicious Southwest Mexican food taught to her by her mother-in-law, Lois, and her famous fudge, a family recipe and technique passed down to her from her mom.

Funeral services will be held at Klein Funeral Home: 14711 FM 1488, Magnolia, TX 77354 on Saturday, August 8, 2020. Her family finds comfort and peace in knowing she is free from the effects and sorrows of Alzheimers and is rejoicing with loved ones in Heaven.

For those whom cannot attend the Funeral in person, please use the following link for a "Live Stream".

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