Elroy L. Croissant

Dear Cousin Peeps and Aunt Marcy, I am thinking about you all and fondly remembering family gatherings when we had the chance to be “cousins” together. It was a wonderful thing— Who knew so many in our generation would move out of the Madison area so that our own children might not have had the same opportunities as we dis to make memories with their cousins. Back in the day, potato chips were a rare treat in my parent’s household. It was always especially cool when your dad added this favorite treat to our big family gatherings. Hug your mom for me and bless you all. Love, your cousin Mary McLaughlin

My favorite memories will always be his smile, his laugh and the happiness he portrayed. Marcie and Roy were two of my favorite people growing up. The love they showed me, I show others, through God's word. Heaven certainly gained an angel. Hugs and prayers to the entire family. Sorry we lost touch, but they will always hold a special place in my heart. Love and hugs, Dorothy Bast Lee 🙏💖

Dear Aunt Marcy, Rick, Tara, Rita, Lora, Linda, Brenda and Marleen, I am sorry for your sorrow. What a great picture of your dad (Uncle Elroy). He was always laughing and smiling when we saw him - and ready to plant a big kiss at each hello. I enjoyed our gatherings for the holidays with 22 cousins, 6 adults plus grandma and grandpa - think about it - that was 30 people downstairs in Grandma and Grandpa's house for the holidays and we all squeezed in without a care. I will miss Elroy's laugh, smile and jovial nature. We grew up in difficult times and our parents worked really hard to raise us the best they could. The family was always most important after God of course. I am grateful they raised us with faith. God bless you, Uncle Elroy.