Craig Steven Sachen

I knew Craig for over 30 years and I'll remember him for always being a loyal friend, someone you could always count on. Who else would help a friend replace an engine in a 1975 GMC pick-up on a cold, damp Saturday morning? In the past few days I've been remembering all those softball games, poker parties, and jam sessions - we had some fun, didn't we. I'm sorry that we lost touch with each other these past few years. Unfortunately, that is how it goes sometimes when there are many miles...

Having been in Craig's 'inner circle' growing up, I truly understand what Craig was all about. Simply put, he didn't have much of a need for 'stuff'. He just wanted enough to make himself and his family happy, and enjoy life day-by-day.I sometimes envy his ability to have that mindset. In looking back, no one else growing up gave me memories that now make me smile or even laugh when I think about them. Thanks brother for leaving us all that gift.
Paul

My little brother bought Craig's Gibson SG so many years ago and he always asked about it like it was a little lost puppy who might come home some day. Sorry I can't be there for the service. I'll remember Craig in the middle of a jam when you catch each other's eye and you're both grinning in that place where the spirit is. Vaya con Dios.

Bess:
It's been a long time, but I' so sorry about your loss of Craig. I know how much you loved him. I was also sorry to hear that you had lost Em.
God Bless - Nancy

I'll remember Craig for his loyalty to his family and friends and his tenacity to do things the way he believed. Long will his music live...whether his slow, soul-searching midnight jams or thrash and trash rock and roll so bad he'd break strings on his guitar, Craig kept the music going. He was a helluva carpenter, no job was too big for him. He worked hard and loved his family. Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stayed this courier from the swift completion of his...