“I am so sorry to learn of Mrs. Crowe's passing. She was a loyal reader of the Irish Echo Newspaper and I'm sorry we never got the chance to do a... Read More » ”
1 of 20 | Posted by: Madeline O'Boyle

“sorry to hear about Sally, just happened to come accross it on internet she will be missed I will have a mass said for her Bridgie Moran The Rath... Read More » ”
2 of 20 | Posted by: Bridget Moran (winters)

“I will always treasure the sincere and warm welcome that my family received whenever we were fortunate enough to be hosted by Mrs. Crowe at the... Read More » ”
3 of 20 | Posted by: John Bartkowiak Germantown MD

“It was only yesterday that I found out Sally had passed away. I met Sally in 1974 because of my aunt, Gertrude Wolf, who worked on Capitol Hill... Read More » ”
4 of 20 | Posted by: Alyn Levin-Hadar Chevy Chase MD

“Sally's memory for names was phenomenal. She remembered me in 2007 even though I had not worked on the Hill for over twenty years. She always made... Read More » ”
5 of 20 | Posted by: Janice Gregory Washington DC

“Sally will be missed by all of us who got to know her over the years in the Capitol. My sincerest condolences to her entire family, Maurice Kurland ”
6 of 20 | Posted by: Maurice Kurland Arlington VA

“Dear Judy, Veronica, and Kathy: My heartfelt sympathy to all of you. Sally was an Angel here on earth, so there is no doubt that she is in heaven... Read More » ”
7 of 20 | Posted by: Maxine W. Cooke Washington DC

“My sympathies to Kathleen, Veronica and all the rest of the family, Ernest. ”
8 of 20 | Posted by: Ernest Dunwoody

“God Bless you and your family in your time of grief. I got to know"Miss Sally" fondly for the last 11/2 years as the General Manager of the food... Read More » ”
9 of 20 | Posted by: David Perlman

“I'm sorry to hear about your mother's passing, Kathleen. You've spoken of her often. Still working at 92?! I hope I'm so blessed. I read the... Read More » ”
10 of 20 | Posted by: Toni Singleton Hyattsville MD

“I did not have the pleasure or the good fortune to meet and get to know Sarah Crowe, but through her progeny I know her to be an amazing woman.... Read More » ”
11 of 20 | Posted by: Mitch Fanning Silver Spring MD

“I work in the Members Dining Room. Sally was a delight to work with. Whenever I had a check with a congressmens hen scratch signature I couldn't... Read More » ”
12 of 20 | Posted by: Donna Hanback Alexandria VA

“The Gift Of Knowing You There are gifts of many treasures For both the young and old, From the tiniest little trinkets To great boxes filled with... Read More » ”
13 of 20 | Posted by: Davita Broks Washington DC

“Miss Sally was one of the sweetest people,when she showed you she cared about you you really knew you had A friend that you could depend on. Sally... Read More » ”
14 of 20 | Posted by: Venorica Tucker Alexandria VA

“I only hope that I can be a fraction of the tremendous, incredible woman that you were. I will always love you and try to live up to your example.... Read More » ”
15 of 20 | Posted by: Veronica Fern San Mateo CA

“Sally was my mother-in-law and treated me to many good times in Greenbelt and Ireland. I will miss her and the glass of poteen she always offered... Read More » ”
16 of 20 | Posted by: Bill Fern Bethany Beach DE

“May God bless and keep you close to His heart, Mrs. Crowe. I knew you as Kathy's mom and one of the strongest, most dynamic personalities I'd ever... Read More » ”
17 of 20 | Posted by: ronnie thayer dew suffield CT

“Sallie was a dear friend whose friendship, sense of humor and enthusiasm made all of my visits to the Members Dining Room memorable events. She... Read More » ”
18 of 20 | Posted by: L.A. 'Skip' Bafalis VA

“I worked side by side with Ms.Salley for 3 and a half years in the Members Dining Room. I had just started on Capitol Hill and Ms. Sally took me... Read More » ”
19 of 20 | Posted by: Davita Brooks Washington DC

“As a Capitol Hill staffer for more than 15 years, I regularly ate in the House Members Dining Room where I got to know Sallie. Words can't express... Read More » ”
20 of 20 | Posted by: Mark Schuermann Washington DC