Frances Crowe dedicated the majority of her 100 year life, protesting for peace, remaining steadfast against war, standing for peace and justice, right up to the day she passed away, on August 27, 2019, at the age of 100. Crowe was a peaceful pioneer, partner, mother, and grandmother. Her advocacy for peace and justice continues, as the nonviolent paragon of peace she epitomized, every time she was arrested. Crowe’s life work for peace is honorable, and her demonstration through protest, will keep on keeping on. The world is grateful Crowe found her radical soul.
Democracy Now! Amy Goodman, interview with, Frances Crowe, March 2019