Carl J Crisp was welcomed into heaven by our Lord Jesus Christ.  There to greet Carl was mother Connie Morris Crisp, father C J Crisp, brother Clifford J Crisp, grandson Joel Bush, niece Rhonda Ramin-Sauer, nephew Tyler Olive, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Carl Jordan Crisp was born on December 22, 1946 in Bryan, Texas, the Lord called Carl home October 25, 2021 in Dallas, Texas.

Carl was of the Baptist faith and attended the Cowboy church in Balch Springs

Carl proudly served in the United States navy during the Vietnam war

Carl is survived by his faithful rescues Shih Tzu's,  Carla and Jack. They were his babies and best friends. Carla sat in his lap and Jack sat behind Carl wherever he was sitting.

Jackie Sue Crisp of Washington state and Raven Nicole and Michael Pope, of Florida

Three loving sisters, Shirley Crisp-Olive and John Olive, Zavalla, Texas Tammy Crisp-Sanders, Texas City, Texas, Connie Crisp- Fickle and Mike Fickle Pearland, Texas

Grandchildren, Jasmin Crisp, Jordan Giddens, Jalen Crisp, Macy Shae Woods, Justine Keegan, Markee Mackenzie Pope

Carl worked as a heavy equipment operator for Local 450 in Texas City, Texas where he worked side by with dad. He also ran heavy equipment for Local 526 out of Beaumont where he worked on the bridge out of Baytown, Texas along-side Clifford. When he moved near Dallas, he joined Operating Engineers Local 176 and worked all over Dallas-Fort Worth.  The high rise cranes you see on top and sides of buildings, that was one of his jobs.

Carl became a hippie back in the day and never outgrew it. He loved to travel, deep sea fish, zip line, Bike Rallies and bike shows. He won a trophy for his beautiful decked out Root beer colored bike. Carl also loved to build and fly RCA model airplanes.

He was loved and admired by many.

RIP Brother,

With all the Crisp on your side that will be hard to do.

IT'S A CRISP THING!

it will be a party.

A graveside Service will be held on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 2:00 P.M. at the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.  Dale Wells will officiate.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Dallas County Cowboy Church 4627 Pioneer Road Balch Springs, Texas 75180