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In Memoriam
Marshall Crouch III '62
We are saddened to inform you that Marshall Crouch III '62, father of Scott '87, passed away on April 16, 2022.
"Born in 1944, Marshall was raised in Park Hill, attended Regis High School, and received a professional degree in Geology and Geological Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines in 1967. He was a larger than life character known for his kindness, his booming voice, and his genuine interest in everyone. Marshall met his wife, Jane Ellen, in 1966, sitting on a rock at a Beta Theta Pi party at the Colorado School of Mines, a love of his until the day he died. Marshall and Jane were married in October 1968, one month before Marshall joined the U.S. Army after receiving an invitation from the President of the United States. Marshall acquired friends over his life from his Regis High School years; to the Betas and everyone at Mines; to friends from the Army years in Germany; back to graduate school at Mines; and then moving to Lakewood, Colorado. After the move to Lakewood, Marshall decided to leave his job as Chief Geologist at Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas and form White Eagle Exploration. He hired Jane away from teaching because she was willing to work for "love and peanut butter" as he was fond of saying. They officed from their basement for 20 years while raising their four sons before moving to a downtown Denver office." Click here to view the full obituary.
Marshall will be honored at a Celebration of Life on Saturday, May 28 at Regis Jesuit High School's Blessed Rupert Mayer Chapel at 11:00 am with a reception to follow.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to either the Marshall '62 and Jane Crouch Family Scholarship at Regis Jesuit High School or the Colorado School of Mines Foundation: Marshall C. Crouch III Endowed Scholarship.
We join the prayers of the community of Regis Jesuit with yours for the repose of Marshall's soul and the consolation of his family and all those who loved him. May he rest in peace.
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"Born in 1944, Marshall was raised in Park Hill, attended Regis High School, and received a professional degree in Geology and Geological Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines in 1967. He was a larger than life character known for his kindness, his booming voice, and his genuine interest in everyone. Marshall met his wife, Jane Ellen, in 1966, sitting on a rock at a Beta Theta Pi party at the Colorado School of Mines, a love of his until the day he died. Marshall and Jane were married in October 1968, one month before Marshall joined the U.S. Army after receiving an invitation from the President of the United States. Marshall acquired friends over his life from his Regis High School years; to the Betas and everyone at Mines; to friends from the Army years in Germany; back to graduate school at Mines; and then moving to Lakewood, Colorado. After the move to Lakewood, Marshall decided to leave his job as Chief Geologist at Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas and form White Eagle Exploration. He hired Jane away from teaching because she was willing to work for "love and peanut butter" as he was fond of saying. They officed from their basement for 20 years while raising their four sons before moving to a downtown Denver office." Click here to view the full obituary.
Marshall will be honored at a Celebration of Life on Saturday, May 28 at Regis Jesuit High School's Blessed Rupert Mayer Chapel at 11:00 am with a reception to follow.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to either the Marshall '62 and Jane Crouch Family Scholarship at Regis Jesuit High School or the Colorado School of Mines Foundation: Marshall C. Crouch III Endowed Scholarship.
We join the prayers of the community of Regis Jesuit with yours for the repose of Marshall's soul and the consolation of his family and all those who loved him. May he rest in peace.
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