Marty Allen Crowl, born to Darlene and Victor Crowl in Kiowa, Kansas on June 5, 1959, peacefully passed away on May 1, 2024, in Hockley, Texas. Marty's life was a testament to his adventurous spirit, his love for motorcycles, and his ability to forge meaningful connections with people from all walks of life.

Marty's passion for motorcycles was evident in every ride he took, whether it was a leisurely cruise or tackling winding roads. He found freedom and joy in the open air, embodying the true spirit of the road. His adventurous nature extended beyond his love for motorcycles; Marty approached life with a fearless determination and a willingness to embrace new experiences.

One of Marty's greatest qualities was his ability to make friends wherever he went. He never met a stranger, and his warm personality and genuine kindness endeared him to all who knew him. Marty's circle of friends was vast, a testament to the impact he had on those around him.

Hawaii held a special place in Marty's heart. He found solace and happiness in the island's beauty and serenity, making cherished memories that he carried with him throughout his life.

Marty is survived by his loving wife, Cathy Crowl; his son, Robert Crowl; his daughters, Heather Moncel and Jessica Oxenberg; his son-in-laws, Brian Moncel and Jeff Oxenberg; his daughter-in-law, Amy Crowl; his parents, Victor Bruce Crowl and Darlene Schurter Brown, Cindy Crowl, and LD Brown; his brothers, Michael Crowl, Terry Crowl and wife Melody, Greg Crowl and wife Fiona; his stepchildren, Brandy Dailey, Joshua Dailey, Justin Dailey, and Kimberly Rigsby, and their spouses; his grandchildren, Brenden, Chaplin, Blythe, Jayden, Stella, Kal-El, and Lacey, as well as Brazen, Gabe, Tori, Zander, Allura, and Eleanor. Marty also leaves behind numerous other family members and friends who will forever cherish his memory.

A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date to be determined, allowing family and friends to come together and honor Marty's life and legacy.

Marty Allen Crowl will be deeply missed but forever remembered for his adventurous spirit, his warm heart, and the love he shared with all who knew him.