Craig Sorensen

Craig was a good friend when he and I worked at Holmes Tuttle Ford. He was always nice to me and would say hello whenever we ran into each other at work. He is a good man and I was so sorry to hear of his passing. My prayers are with Craig and his family. God Bless.

I remember Craig fondly as a neighbor on 9th Ave in Yuma. I was 2 years younger. As a freshman I learned to avoid walking down the alley, on my way to school, so as not to be drafted as Craig's amateur catcher. There are still dents in the Sorenson's garage door resulting from his stinging fastball. He was one of my heros. PS my father John Butler built the house the Sorenson's livid in.

From third base to Heaven is not that far. You won't have to slide, a welcoming committee is waiting. We'll miss you, Craiger!
Love,
Mike Cunningham

Judy
This is a shock to learn of his passing. We were on the same teams at the UofA and his wit and nature is remembered best. So is the nickname "Trigger"! A big loss, I'll have a fond memory of that short time.

Judy,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Craig taught me more about the car business. He was a mentor to me and will be missed.

Judy-
So very saddened to hear about Craig. He was definitely one of our very favorites while we worked with him at Holmes Tuttle. Will miss that wonderful smile of his.

Kaye Shelton and Leroy Mims

Oh Judy, my heart goes out to you. What a shock. Your Curves friends are all here for you and hope you know the love and support we send to you with this note and through our prayers for your comforting.
Ruth Spyker