Craig J. Anderson

My deepest sympathys ,i am the first investigater he met here in
ireland and built a friendship with him while he was here he used to write to me and call to my house even when he was in dublin and limerick ill never forget him and i pray for you all with love from ireland . i was going to meet him if i get to the states next year but would still love to meet his family .GOD BLESS

It is hard to tell you just how much I love your family. I pray for the Lord to give you comfort and peace.

Love Always--Clarissa

Dear Andersons:
What a beautiful service. It was so comforting to me. I feel very lucky to have been touched by your wonderful family and each of their spirits. I feel blessed by the faith and strength that you show daily. Please know how much you are loved.You are constantly in my heart, thoughts, and prayers.
Love to you all. (Auntie Ruth, Uncle Roice, and Birthday Boy Udell too).

Tim, Nedra, & Family,
Please know that you're all in in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Family & Friends of Craig J. Anderson,

I only hesitated a moment or two before I decided that I would definitely sign this Guest Book. Although I never knew Craig, I felt an immediate connection with him, having served in the Ireland Dublin Mission in July 1993-December 1994.

My thoughts and prayers are with all who are mourning the loss of Craig. It would have been an honour to have met Craig while he was still here, but I'll be honoured just the same to...

Dear Tim and Nedra,
We were so shocked to hear about Craig and our hearts and our prayers have gone out to you these past 11 days. What a wonderful son and a perfect example he was to all who knew him. I know Grandpa and Grandma Moser were there to meet him and maybe he gets to work with them on a special mission. We will keep you in our prayers and thoughts as well as Aunt Ruth, Uncle Roice and Udell and all of your family. May you feel the peace and love of our Heavenly Father and...

I just want to say how sorry i was to hear about Craigs death.He was a wonderful person, We are all praying for Craig's family. Craig has just gone on another mission in a much better palce,and I know we will see him again and talk and laugh with him once more .He was always telling us that "HAPPINESS WAS A CHOICE".And he is so right.Craig change our lives so much,he bapitzed my daughter Emma and she loves the gospel so much,she wants to tell Craig's Family that he's with Hevenely Father on a...

I was so very sorry to hear about Elder Andersons death. He has left behind a legacy here in Ireland, I am grateful I got to tell him that before he went home. He blessed the lives of many here, always had a warm smile. There is much work to be done in the heavens and your son will be the one to help that work along. On earth he bloomed, in heaven will blossom

Dear Anderson Family,

It was with great sadness and shock that we heard the sad news of Craigs passing. He served in our ward in Clondalkin for the last couple of months of his mission and as I am sure you have been told that he was a wonderful missionary, humble and caring with a very deep spiritual character.

On Wednesday 22nd October my daughter Aisling and I were heading to Utah for a vacation when we met Craig at the Airport, as the weather was bad that day...