Ssg Brian Thomas Craig

Another year goes by and Brian is missed just as much in my heart. I hope Brian, Justin, Jamie and Daniel are looking over me. Thank you all for your service and sacrifice.

Never forgotten

I haven´t forgotten. 21 years seems like yesterday. There´s so much I want to say... I´ll never forget

Watching the heroes at home documentary, I felt compelled to offer my deepest condolences to SSG Craig's entire family. my father served in ordinance in WW2 in the USArmy. My father would have been honored to know of this man that could have been his grandson.. Bless him and keep his extended family safe.him safe

my deepest condolences to the fam

You're on my mind and in my heart. It's been 17 years now, and it seems like it was just yesterday.
Those memories of you, Maugins, Galwenski, and Romero are so precious. Going to Ft Logan to see Romero

I'll always remember, you are not forgotten ❤

Words seem inadequate to express my gratitude for a young man who not only served, but gave his life so that others could live in freedom.
As I read through the entries in this book, I can see how SSG Brian T. Craig was a great son, sibling, relative, friend, and brother-in-arms.
His memory lives on.

To the Family of Ssg. Brian Craig,
I participated in the Cpl. Christopher G. Scherer Memorial Run on Saturday May 27th in Northport, NY. I ran in honor of Ssg. Brian Craig service to our country. The words "Thank You" certainly feel inadequate for a man who made the ultimate sacrifice. I wanted you to know he is still remembered and how deeply sorry I am for your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Caren Alessio
East Northport, NY