Craig Truth Anthony Griffeth

I stalk this page hoping that one day it is not true. Oh my gosh Truth, 1st of all I love and miss you. I feel a we bit empty without you in this world. I met him at NSCC in espanol class. Quick witted and intune this one, wasnt there to make friends but we sure became friends. Two different worlds colliding at best. Truth made me experience things, do things, feel things that I never knew I was capable of. Unfortunately due to addiction things made us part ways. We talked few times after...

Truth and I were in a band called Anthony Lee together for a few years while he was working on his degree i Social work and l was going through a divorce. Truth help me find a part of me that never knew existed, he introduced me to the native culture and showed how to practice humility and patience. Truth has a way about him, a certain energy that rubs off and nurtures a person right where its needed most. He was always positive and supportive, a person could feel the energy in a room change...

Dear Truthie, it's funny, I don't remember having seen this message come in, but I guess I got it subliminally, because I went to the park today where I went the day I found out you had died. I talk to you there sometimes, and other places -- call on you when I need strength and advice... I love you and hope you soul has found a little more peace to make a little more room for that incredible light that you carry that is still shining here. I love you. May you be well _/|\_

I still wish you were still here, Truthie. I feel your energy frequently.

I met Truth in 1996 at North Seattle Community College. I was 16 with a GED, trying to earn an Associate degree while trapped in an abusive relationship. Truth and I both were haunted by ghosts and got along well, so we hung out. Then I dropped out my second quarter because of my ex.
We lost contact.
I finally left that relationship in December 1999 with nowhere to go. I reenrolled at NSCC and worked a minimum wage job, sleeping in a car near Northgate. In mid January I bumped into...

I'm so sad that I couldn't be there in person today to celebrate Truth's prolific life but am sending Love and appreciation and reaching out to his spirit to let him know I'm here. I will miss his presence terribly but trust that a spirit as deep as his will continue to connect with all of us across the spheres of time and space. I miss you, my friend. Namaste and bows to you and all the many people who have loved and now lost you in this life. XO.