![]() ![]() It was also the first time I met Dick Crawford. Kris got me on the Harmon Courts and I was hooked. I couldn’t wait to explore this curious sport. He had been after me for a while to give squash a try and finally convinced me to attend a tournament with him at The Olympic Club. ![]() The person I have to thank for introducing me to squash was my high school friend Kris Surano. When I look back at my college years, one of the things I am most grateful for is discovering the squash courts in Harmon gym. We are all so very appreciative and grateful. The following tributes are a testament to that. That we find meaning in life through acts of mutual acknowledgment: I’m here, you’re here, and I’m with you.ĭick, you achieved this as few others have done. ![]() What we as people always have to keep in mind is that according to philosopher Martin Buber, the fundamental value in human existence is communion with others. The most meaningful and fulfilling hallmark of appreciating one’s life is achieving a powerful sense of connection with those around us. John Lau has been busily collecting tributes and notes to Dick and has graciously allowed us to publish them here. December 14 marks the birthday as one of NorCal’s unsung squash greats Dick Crawford. ![]()
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