Jim Crowley Passes
Trot Insider has learned that owner/breeder James 'Jim' Crowley of Norwood, Ont. passed away early this morning at the London Health Sciences Centre Hospital in London from complications after being kicked in the head by a
horse on an Ontario farm on Sunday, August 8. He was 62.
Crowley, a retired homicide detective that served 28 years on the Metro Toronto Police Force, is best known in the racing industry for his success with multiple Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots winner Whitesand Scarlet p,3,1:54f ($153,774).
Visitation will be taking place Friday, August 13 at the Brett Funeral Chapel in Hastings, Ont. from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The Brett Funeral Chapel is located at 76 Bridge St. North and can be contacted at 705-696-2222.
The funeral will be taking place Saturday, August 14 at 11:00 a.m. at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, located in Hastings at 51 Albert St. The Church can be contacted at 705-696-2254.
To leave condolences on the Brett Funeral Chapel website, click here, or feel free to leave your message at the bottom of this notice.
Please join Standardbred Canada in offering condolences to the family and friends of Jim Crowley.
Jim was our new neighbour
Jim was our new neighbour who we only just met once a few days before this horrible accident. He had come by our farm to introduce himself. In that meeting we felt Jim was a very nice and sincere individual with a lot of heart. We only wish we has the opportunity to get to know him better. We are very sad. We will miss you Jim. Our condolences to your family.
Mara James
Always in my heart and
Always in my heart and mind/jayne
Jim was a strong, kind and
Jim was a strong, kind and caring man who we were very proud to call our friend. We will miss him very much but will never forget him. Our deepest sympathy to Pat and all the family.
Don and Brenda Mitchell
Jim, thanks for giving me the opportunity to work with you and Scarlet, we had some great times racing that I will always remember.
Fondly, Brenda
Jim was a courageous and
Jim was a courageous and generous man, well loved by all who knew him.
He was always willing to lend a helping hand and his humour and infectious personality will never be forgotten. We will miss you Jim and our condolences to your family.
Rick Fife and Julie Semple