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She received her education in the public schools of Lunenburg County. She was baptized at an early age, and joined Oak Grove Baptist Church in Kenbridge, Virginia, where she remained a member until her death.
Emma was married to Edward Lincoln Crawley, Sr who preceded her in death. In her early years, she performed domestic duties in different homes and counties, where she was always loved like a family member.
She leaves to cherish; three daughters, Arlene D. Johnson, Alice R. Yancey (Melvin) both of Kenbridge, Virginia and Shirley A. Crawley Drummond (Grayling) of Newport News, Virginia; two sons, Edward L. Crawley, Jr of Kenbridge, Virginia; Rev. Dr. William T. Crawley (Yvette) of Chesapeake, Virginia; and one surviving brother, Walter Fowlkes, Jr. of Mount Vernon, New York; seven grandchildren, Wesley Johnson, Jr. Kevin Johnson, Tracey Coles, Dr. Anita Harper, Jerrell Drummond, Javien Crawley, and Janae Crawley; nine great-grandchildren; one brother-in-law, George Crawley of Baltimore, Maryland; and a companion aide, Theodore Gibson of Kenbridge, Virginia, who visited her regularly.
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