Honolulu County HI Archives Obituaries.....Crozier, Cambell C. February 25, 1947
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Unknown newspaper, November, 1959
CAMPBELL C. CROZIER, TAX EXPERT, DIES AT HIS HOME

 Campbell C. Crozier, assistant tax commissioner, and one of Hawaii’s best 
known men in government affairs, died suddenly of a heart ailment at 10 
Thursday* night at his home, 2704 Aolani St.
 He had not been in particularly ill health previously but friends had noticed 
that he was somewhat failing.
 He had, however, been assiduous in his duties and there was no indication of 
a pending fatal attack.
 Services over the ashes will be held Friday afternoon at 4:30 at Nuuanu 
cemetery. The Rev. Henry P. Judd will officiate.
 Borthwick’s Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements. 
 The family requests that no flowers be sent.
 Mr. Crozier was 54 years old and had been active in sports, civic and 
government affairs since his early youth.
 A conscientious worker, he was a master of detail on territorial taxes and 
affiliated matters and his close attention to his duties had made him, 
according to friends, visibly weary in the past several months.
 Mr. Crozier is survived by the widow, Mrs. Esther Crozier; by three 
daughters, Mrs. David I. Ayers of Honolulu; Mrs. Donald Nicholson of Waipahu, 
and Miss Barbara Crozier, presently a student at Larson college, New Haven, 
Conn., and by three grandchildren, two girls and a boy.
 He is survived also by two brothers and two sisters. The sisters are Mrs. C. 
T. Stevenson of Honolulu, and Mrs. C. E. S. Burns of Lihue, Kauai; the 
brothers are E. T. Crozier of Glendale, Calif., and G. D. Crozier, attorney, 
in Honolulu.
 He was president of the Territorial Building & Loan association and 
recognized as a master of tax valuations and procedure.
 Mr. Crozier was born in Honolulu June 6, 1894. He was educated in public 
schools and was graduated with the class of 1914 from McKinley high school.
 During World War I he enlisted as a private at Schofield Barracks and went to 
France to serve with the 64th and 82nd divisions, where he rose in rank to a 
first lieutenant.
 In 1919 he married Esther Hofgaard, daughter of Judge and Mrs. C. E. Hofgaard 
of Waimea, Kauai. 
 He was a former president of the Honolulu Realty Board, and was appointed 
general manager of the realty department of the Bishop Trust Co., Ltd., in 
1926, but resigned that position in 1929.
 In the same year the firm of Crozier, Sylva & Morgan was incorporated, Mr. 
Crozier joining forces with Joseph L. Sylva and William L. Morgan in the 
realty business.
 He ran for the board of supervisors on the Republican ticket in the campaign 
of 1930, but was defeated. At that time he was secretary for the board of 
water supply, having been appointed by Gov. Lawrence M. Judd.
 Mr. Crozier was elected as a director of the National Association of Real 
Estate Boards in 1931, and was the assistant secretary of the tax board in 
1932.
 During the latter part of 1932, he became a member of the national 
association committee on federal legislation and taxation, and also executive 
secretary of the tax board.
 He represented Hawaii at a national real estate convention in Cincinnati, O.
 In 1933 he was appointed deputy territorial tax commissioner, and became 
chief deputy before World War II.
 He was elected president of the Hawaiian Government Employee association, 
serving from 1936-37 and was a member of the national association of assessing 
officers.
 Mr. Crozier had been a member of the Commercial club for several years.


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*Note indicates “Thursday” was February 25, 1947.


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