Georgia, So very sorry for the loss of Craig.. My son Bob called and told me this morning. I remember when he and Bobby, were just babies & we used to get together. They both were little “: tubbies” and I have a picture of them that we took o on my Mom’s sofa & them tipping over, trying to sit up. May the happy memories of him., bring you comfort.. My sympathy also to Curt and Eric and his father. I know my son Bob will miss hi, as they had many good times together.
I am so sorry for the loss of Craig. The family and friends will be in my thoughts and prayers. I remember spending many times talking about our common interests in Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping or even exploring some of the great outdoors in the Hemlock and Canadice Lakes area, what a carefree time that was in our lives. Those memories will forever be with me especially if I’m at the lake or bow hunting for whitetail deer. GOD SPEED MY FRIEND!
Philippians 4:7
and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Galatians 2:20
I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
I have known Craig since I was a teen, he was best friends with my former Husband Andy. Craig had a big heart, yet he always seemed so sad and empty. My wish for him is that he rejoin his daughter in heaven. I pray he knew the Lord at the end. My condolences to his family. I wish I could have said see you later, Fly high Craig….
Craig I will miss you, I met graig in the late 80’s when I moved to ny from mt, we were buds from day one,partying like rockstars until trouble we went to mt then to wash continuing our tour, craiger the horrible was known and b remembered to all he met,expecialy me and to his mom I caused the trouble your son was in and I’m sorry although we reminisced on those days with mostly happy thoughts I still can’t believe he’s gone craiger I love ya bro
Mount Rainier, Missouri river canoe trips, I shared these and plenty other great memories with Craig. I did not receive this terrible news until now. My fault for not staying in touch with Craig the last couple of years. I remember a great outdoor loving guy, who would do anything to help out a friend. May you find peace at last. You will be missed. My heart goes out to his brothers Eric and Curt, his mother Georgia and his father, Bob, I am truly sorry.
Oh, I’m so sorry to hear about this. I met Craig in Washington state, although we were not meant to be a couple, we were both lonely and I think we filled a temporary space for each other.
I moved on with my life, got married and my son is now a teenager.
There’s so many things I appreciated about Craig. He was so kind and intelligent, I saw the struggle but we all struggle in some way. He still loved life and talked about his family often. My condolences to his family, he was a vibrant soul and I look forward to seeing him in heaven one day., free from all internal anguish. He loved his momma, his brothers and his family, that he made clear. I hope you know how much he loved you, Curt and Eric., live your best lives, best wishes to you both.
Sherri
I have a lifetime of great memories with my close friend Craig. I will miss him. He was my very first friend.
Georgia, So very sorry for the loss of Craig.. My son Bob called and told me this morning. I remember when he and Bobby, were just babies & we used to get together. They both were little “: tubbies” and I have a picture of them that we took o on my Mom’s sofa & them tipping over, trying to sit up. May the happy memories of him., bring you comfort.. My sympathy also to Curt and Eric and his father. I know my son Bob will miss hi, as they had many good times together.
I am so sorry for the loss of Craig. The family and friends will be in my thoughts and prayers. I remember spending many times talking about our common interests in Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping or even exploring some of the great outdoors in the Hemlock and Canadice Lakes area, what a carefree time that was in our lives. Those memories will forever be with me especially if I’m at the lake or bow hunting for whitetail deer. GOD SPEED MY FRIEND!
Philippians 4:7
and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Galatians 2:20
I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
I have known Craig since I was a teen, he was best friends with my former Husband Andy. Craig had a big heart, yet he always seemed so sad and empty. My wish for him is that he rejoin his daughter in heaven. I pray he knew the Lord at the end. My condolences to his family. I wish I could have said see you later, Fly high Craig….
Craig I will miss you, I met graig in the late 80’s when I moved to ny from mt, we were buds from day one,partying like rockstars until trouble we went to mt then to wash continuing our tour, craiger the horrible was known and b remembered to all he met,expecialy me and to his mom I caused the trouble your son was in and I’m sorry although we reminisced on those days with mostly happy thoughts I still can’t believe he’s gone craiger I love ya bro
Mount Rainier, Missouri river canoe trips, I shared these and plenty other great memories with Craig. I did not receive this terrible news until now. My fault for not staying in touch with Craig the last couple of years. I remember a great outdoor loving guy, who would do anything to help out a friend. May you find peace at last. You will be missed. My heart goes out to his brothers Eric and Curt, his mother Georgia and his father, Bob, I am truly sorry.
I’m just now discovering Craig’s passing. I’m so sorry. Craig was a beautiful caring soul. I’m grateful to have known him. I will miss him.
Oh, I’m so sorry to hear about this. I met Craig in Washington state, although we were not meant to be a couple, we were both lonely and I think we filled a temporary space for each other.
I moved on with my life, got married and my son is now a teenager.
There’s so many things I appreciated about Craig. He was so kind and intelligent, I saw the struggle but we all struggle in some way. He still loved life and talked about his family often. My condolences to his family, he was a vibrant soul and I look forward to seeing him in heaven one day., free from all internal anguish. He loved his momma, his brothers and his family, that he made clear. I hope you know how much he loved you, Curt and Eric., live your best lives, best wishes to you both.
Sherri