Pastor Craig Giles walking on stage to read opening scriptures.

Tip off during Saturday’s women’s basketball game between against Sacred Heart.

Hartwell, flys for a three point attempt.

Brown, airborne.

Stamolamprou, looking for an approach.

Hartwell, trying to make a move.

Ravelli making one of many tie breaking free throws for the colonials.

Ravelli, leading the charge back into enemy territory.

Olingende, scoring two with this hard fought basket.

Olingende, looking up from the side lines at the waining time clock. li, looking up from the side lines at the waining time clock.

Spanou, during a free throw.

Spanou, with a two point shot.

Even non-bow tie wearing attendees donated their ties to the tree in Memory of Dr. Crawley.

Hanging of the Ties

Attendees of the memorial, many of which wore bow ties in remembrance of Dr. Crawley , where encouraged to hang their ties on a memorial tree.

A final song by the colonial glee club.

Dr. Daria Crawley encourages the attendees to help continue her husbands work in black male leadership, and the encouragement of young minds.

Heather Pinson and Up right bass player listen to the words of Paul Spradley, who describes Dr. Crawley as his greatest mentor.

Pausing for applause.

Colonial Glee

The majority of the audience takes their seat after Dean of Communications Barbra Levine asks for all doctorate graduates to be recognized.

A small sample of the crowd ranging from professors, to students, to coaches.

RMU President Gregory Dell’Omo speaking Rex Crawley’s impact on Robert Morris University, and also on his own life.