Natasha "Nikki" Crawford

Natasha Nicole Crawford, age 43, a lovely lady was called home on January 11, 2021.  She was born in High Point, NC on August 3, 1977 to David Edward Crawford and Virginia Crawford.

Natasha Crawford “Nikki” aka the “Mac-N-cheese queen’’ was loved, adored, and cherished by many.  She graduated from High Point Central High School.  Nikki was self-employed as tax preparer and all her clients loved and appreciated her.  She always gave her honest opinion about a situation.  She loved her Asian men, her mountain Dew drinks and her K-POP and Anime.

She cared for everyone that she met, and everyone fell in love with her personality and the way she just carried herself.  She could literally talk herself out of a situation if she were in one.  Nikki always went out of her way to help people.  She loved talking her junk but at the end of the day if someone really needed her help she was always there.   Nikki was in a wheelchair and she still managed to provide for her family.  She was a very motivated person and she had a pure heart. She left a great impact on everyone’s lives.

She was preceded in death by her in death are her grandparents, Virginia and Floyd Marshall, Maybell and Fred Crawford; niece, T’Angela Patterson and nephews, Corey Patterson and Jaylin Pate.

Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Virginia Crawford and David E. Crawford of High Point, NC; her four children, David D. Crawford, Terez Peterson, Kearra Watson and Jeremiah Watson of Greensboro, NC; two grandsons, Kahydien and Christian; four sisters, Angel Marshall and Brittany Crawford of High Point, NC, Stephanie Crawford-Townes (Lashon) of Thomasville, NC; Latasha Morrison-Sinclair (Mont) of Charlotte, NC; and a host of nephews, nieces , aunt, uncles cousins and friends. Special thanks to her caregivers Devonna and Shaye. Another big thanks to Lacey, she was like his mom too and he always helped her in her time of need. Special thanks to Jeffery, he was like her brother, he loved and cared for her like she was his sister and she loved him dearly.