Rock Hill, South Carolina, October 22, 2025
News Summary
Crystal Lynn Stroud, aged 66, passed away at the Wayne T. Patrick Hospice House in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Born in Green County, Kentucky, she is survived by her children and siblings. Known for her vibrant personality, Crystal cherished dancing, singing, and collecting jewelry. Her passing is mourned deeply by family and friends, who will celebrate her life at a later date, honoring her legacy of love and joy.
Rock Hill, South Carolina – Crystal Lynn Stroud, aged 66, passed away on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, at the Wayne T. Patrick Hospice House in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Her passing is mourned by many, including family members who cherish her memories.
Born on May 2, 1959, in Green County, Kentucky, Crystal was the daughter of the late Jimmy Joe Buley and Minnie Dorothy Smith Buley. She leaves behind her daughter, Jessaman Rae (Jessie) Greenacre and son Jerry Bunch, both from Muldraugh, Kentucky. Crystal is also survived by a sister, Catherine Price of Elizabethtown, Kentucky; a brother, Tommy Buley (Sandra) from Magnolia, Kentucky; and another sister, Betty Miller of Elizabethtown, Kentucky. She is remembered fondly by her four grandchildren, Michael, Brittany, Colten, and Franklin, along with her great-granddaughter, Mylah, and several nieces and nephews.
Crystal’s life was marked by her vibrant personality and passions. She was widely known for her love of dancing and singing. She memorized the lyrics to the iconic song, “You Ain’t Woman Enough to Take My Man,” showcasing her spirited nature. Her fondness for pizza was evident, and she found joy in eating her favorite foods. Crystal had an appreciation for beautiful items, referring to them as “perty,” and enjoyed collecting jewelry, often trading pieces to expand her collection.
She was preceded in death by her long-time partner, Frankie Ray Bunch, and also by three sisters—Mary Sexton, Francis Carman, and Ruby Stearman. Three brothers—James Buley, Robert Buley, and Bobby Joe Buley—also preceded her in death. Throughout her life, family remained a central focus, with her long-time caregiver and sister-in-law, Phyllis Carswell (Tommy), providing support in South Carolina.
In line with her wishes, Crystal has chosen cremation. Family and friends will hold a celebration of her life at a later date, ensuring that her spirit continues to shine through the memories they share.
Background
Crystal Lynn Stroud’s passing highlights the loving relationships she cultivated throughout her life, alongside the joyful memories created with her family and friends. Born into a large family, Crystal experienced the joys of life with close kin, who will surely remember her vivacious nature and love for simple pleasures. Her final days spent under hospice care reflect the importance of family support during times of illness and loss.
FAQs
When did Crystal Lynn Stroud pass away?
Crystal Lynn Stroud passed away on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
Where did Crystal Lynn Stroud die?
She died at the Wayne T. Patrick Hospice House in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
What were some of Crystal’s interests?
Crystal was known for her love of dancing and singing. She memorized the lyrics to “You Ain’t Woman Enough to Take My Man.” She had a fondness for pizza, enjoyed eating, and cherished receiving beautiful items, which she called “perty.”
Who are the surviving family members of Crystal Lynn Stroud?
Crystal is survived by her daughter, Jessaman Rae (Jessie) Greenacre (Jerry) from Muldraugh, Kentucky; her son, Jerry Bunch; her sister, Catherine Price from Elizabethtown, Kentucky; her brother, Tommy Buley (Sandra) from Magnolia, Kentucky; her sister, Betty Miller of Elizabethtown, Kentucky; four grandchildren: Michael, Brittany, Colten, and Franklin; one great-granddaughter, Mylah; and several nieces and nephews.
What were the arrangements following Crystal’s death?
Per her wishes, cremation was chosen, and a celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Key Features of Crystal Lynn Stroud’s Life
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Born | May 2, 1959, in Green County, Kentucky |
| Date of Death | October 14, 2025 |
| Interests | Love for dancing, singing, pizza, jewelry |
| Survived By | Daughter, son, siblings, grandchildren, great-granddaughter |
| Preceded By | Partner and several siblings |
| Cremation Arrangements | Per her wishes, cremation chosen |
| Celebration of Life | Date to be determined |
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- Palmetto Funeral Group: Crystal Stroud
- Wikipedia: Obituary
- Legacy.com: Frank Head Obituary
- Google Search: Crystal Lynn Stroud
- Herald Online: Community News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Obituaries
- Robinson Funeral Home: Malik Wherry
- Google News: Obituaries
- Robinson Funeral Home: Natarsha Parks
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