Jeffrey S. Craney

Just recently learned of Jeff’s passing. I met Jeff in the early 90s at ASO/NAVICP and there are not enough words to describe him. He was funny, caring, a gentle giant who deeply loved his wife and daughters and spoke of his family often. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Jeff, thank you for always making me laugh. You could make the tough days easy. Thank you

Dear Jeff what a great guy. I’m heartbroken and will miss you dearly. You always made me feel safe from a young girl to now. I am so very sorry and know that you went home. I know I’ll see you again and we will laugh together as we did here. You were a great husband, father and grandpop. You will be missed forever. Until we meet again. Love Debbie

It was an honor and pleasure to get to know you while we were employees of ASO/NAVICP. May your memory always be for a Blessing.

By condolences to the entire Craney family. I was saddened to recently hearing about his passing from another close friend of mine. Jeff was one of a kind and always may everyone laugh. Jeff help me through a dark time in my life and I deeply appreciated is friendship.

Jeff, you were a great friend and were taken from us much too soon. I know you had so much more to get out of life and so much more to give. We were so lucky to be able to call you our friend. You are so missed, RIP Jeff.

I’m sorry for your loss! I knew Jeff from my place of work, Toscana 52 restaurant. What a pleasure! The place will light up from laughters and jokes that never ended. A true gentlemen. May his soul rest in peace! Have yourself a cub soda and bitters when with Lord! He will love you too!

My condolences! Jeff let me work on his fruit truck when I was 14, he was a great neighbor! None of my friends believed that I lived next to a WWF wrestler until one year I invited them to my bday party, let’s just say proving my friends wrong was a fun and great memory, so sorry for your loss! A lot of good memories on Dungan Rd!

I’m so sorry to hear about Jeff. He was a good friend and coworker, whenever we were together he was always making people laugh. He will be missed very much

Jeff ( #84 on the left) pictured in our 1972 Freshman offensive team , taken at CD. Jeff I remembered was quiet but gritty teammate.