Craig A. Ericson Jr.

I just wanted to say thank you to all of you for your loving and kind messages regarding my Biological father. I am glad to see that he has a way of always being remembered. so thank you to all for the messages you sent, even if they were a long time ago. I have gotten the photo albums of him. Thank you all for not letting him be forgotten. At least I am not the only one who has not forgotten about him.

From Nashville to Calgary, we had our fair share of ups and downs but each occasion was definitely memorable! You will be missed Craig!

No loss of anyone dear is easy, we don't even know if we should bread or stop breading with the one we've lost , but please remember to thank God that you had the opportunity to have Craig in your life's and cherish the moments you've shared with him. In these not so easy moments, prayers and comforting vibes may reach you to make this sorrowful time less painful, and more hopeful understanding and accepting that for some reasons God ended his journey here on earth.

May God's love and...

Craig was a fun person to work with, and all of his co-workers and friends at TechTeam-Cyntergy are really going to miss him. After working with Craig for several years, it was obvious that he never lost his great sense of adventure. From computers to helicopters, he always had something going for him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Craig and his family.

I believe I was the last person to work with Craig at TTG, both in Calgary Alberta CAN and Portland Oregon. I have worked with Craig earlier as well, and as always, Craig had a glowing spirit. He added liveliness to our work, even during adverse environments, and always offered to lend a helping hand. Craig was looking forward to completing his helicopter licensing and pursuing his dream of aviation, one which had its own inherent risks. It's sad that he came so close to realizing that dream...

I met Craig in the mid 90's when we were both living in St. George. At that time, he was an enthusiastic young racquetball player. With many hours of diligent practice, he became one of the better players in the state. He loved the sport and he loved being a part of the racquetball community. I'm thinking of the time several years back that Craig enthusiastically volunteered to drive up to Davis County from Alpine to help me with a move.
It was with real sadness that I learned of his...

I enjoyed visiting with Craig recently at our 20 year high school reunion, and am very saddened to hear of his death. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

I worked with Craig, and he was a terrific guy. We will all miss him. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and firends.

Ericson Family,
Craig will surely be missed by those of us in the raquetball community. We all share in your sadness and wish your family all our deepest condolences.