Craig D. Thomas

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Craig Thomas was one of my first friends in this world - I recall Craig in my kitchen at 6 or 7 years old, telling me he was dressing as Spiderman for Halloween - in my ignorance, how I envied him his magical powers in that suit! As kids, Craig and I were veterans of a thousand sleepovers, card games, and pick-up sports in the neighborhood, and unlike those of us with rough and unkind edges, Craig was both gentle and strong - the best athlete of all of us, and the least likely to make trouble...

Our thoughts are with the entire Thomas Family. I grew up with Craig in Berea and he was always a sweet and kind person. I know he will be missed greatly by his family and everyone who knew him.

Brenda Kobel Norton and family

My deepest sympathy to the entire Thomas family at this time of such great loss.Craig,"C.T",as he will always be remembered by the boys of the "commune" and many others who passed through the doors of 440 Front St.,Berea,Ohio,always had a ready smile and an easy going approach to life. C.T. was one of the genuinely good people in this world and a true gentleman. We will all miss him.

To the entire Thomas family-
So sorry for your terrible loss. So many memories come to mind. Basketball in the driveway, playing hearts, the summer sleep-overs and so many more. Craig was a dear friend for over 35 years. He became a fine man, husband and father. Jill and I were glad we could have him at our home after the Hassel Open last August. He will be truly missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you..now and always. The entire Reddy family.

We were saddened to hear of your great loss. Our thoughts are with you.

Jeff and Barb and the entire Thomas Family,

The Prough family sends their love and prayers for all the beloved family members of Craig. Even at this difficult time you can be assured Craig will be missed but not forgotten.

I will really miss Craig. I coached Titan basketball with him. He really got it. He understood the game very well and he understood the kids. He pushed them to do their best, but never lost sight of the fact that they were kids. We had some great times. My heart goes out to Sharon, Scotty and the girls.

Barb and the whole Thomas Family;

Our prayers are with you and our deepest condolences. God Bless.

Mike, Jan, Matthew and Luke Vulku