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Barb Kadunc
June 16, 2014
One of my friends went to Roush for materials for a DIY project. When I next saw her, she told me that a man who works at Roush not only pointed her in the right direction but also asked about her project and then gave her good advice. As I also worked at Roush, I asked for his description (everyone at Roush is helpful!) and told her that is Craig. From then on when she went into the store, she'd ask for him because he always gave her good advice with clear directions that she could follow and she relied on what he said. She now lives in NY state. I texted her of Craig's leaving, and she immediately knew who I was speaking of as his advise was the only advise she trusted. He helped anywhere he could; we all appreciated his willingness to assist and his friendly nature. His family's grief must be deep, indeed, and it is so obvious that he is so loved by so many family members--extending to in-laws! Jason's eulogy was beautiful, moving, and connected us all to the inspired, spiritual life through the anecdotes that typified who Craig was. Sincerity and truth came through in the details. It was a eulogy to be treasured by his family and all who knew Craig.
Ed Saboley Jr
June 16, 2014
Pat and family, our heart felt condolences on Craig's passing. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
As I've worked on the house the last couple of years, I could always count on cheerful interactions with and sage advice from Craig. Having a neighbor like him always made buying this fixer-upper seem like it wasn't such a bad decision. I'll miss the unplanned, frequent interactions that good neighbors typically enjoy.
The neighborhood won't be the same without Craig. He will be missed.
Please let me know of any way we can help you.
Ed, Jenny and Phoebe Saboley
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