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Craig Scott Webb

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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Craig Scott Webb Craig Scott Webb, born April 27, 1961, went to be with his Heavenly Father on Saturday, December 18, 2004. He died suddenly, in the arms of his beloved wife, Jayme Lynn Webb. Craig graduated from Middletown High School in 1979. In the early 1980's, he spent four years in the...

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This will be the last entry... it will never be my last message to you. Everyday I wish that you were here with me. Know that you are never far from my heart. Jazz and I love you so much and miss you deeply. All our love, your beloved and devoted wife, Jayme and four legged amigo Jasmine.

Well, Craig.....it's been a year since you left us to go to heaven! I miss you alot and think of you often.
My thoughts and prayers are w/ your family.....always!

Craig,
I know you are taking care of mom on Mother's Day. I miss you so much and I wish you were here with us.I love you brother.

Robin

I want to express my thanks to all who have helped me and continue to do so. My husband was a wonderful man! I am thankful to God that he was and will always be a part of my life. Not one day has been a day that I do not wish he was here to share my joys and sorrows. I talk to him often and can still hear him respond in only the way that Craig could respond. ( we know that way) all that knew him. I send my sympathy to our families and hope that we all remain close, as Craig would want us to...

Dearest Craig, It is now 3 months since you have passed and I have missed you so much. Now you have mom there with you to watch over all of us. I just can't believe both of you are now gone. My heart is so broken I just can't tell you how bad it is. I really miss you and now my best friend mom is gone. Things just will never ever be the same without both of you. Craig I prayed the other day and told you I was not ready to give mom up to you right now but I guess the good lord had other plans...

To The Webb Family~

Although I didn't have the privilege of knowing Craig personally, I've read the entries in his guestbook and realize what a great person he must have been. My heart goes out to your family on one who was lost but so loved. My thought and prayers are with you now as I know firsthand that this time gets very empty. Please know that Jesus Christ will stand with you through it all. That doesn't mean it gets easier. My nephew, Ryan Mohn was taken at the ripe age...

Craig Webb's Funeral Procession as it enters the grounds at Ft. Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.

Good Morning, I'm not really sure what else to say... everyone has pretty much said it all.

As my second entry here in Craigs' Guest Book I would like to add a photo that will emphasize the last entry made by Alan Knoche the "presence" that he spoke of as we all took on the rain soaked day to remember Craig Webb. A picture that captures all of Craigs' Friends and Family and fellow Emergency Services Providers following Craig to his final resting place. Craig was one of the best as Alan...

Craig and I took our first Basic Trauma Life Support training together. On the way home from that course, we caught a vehicle accident and we hooted and hollered all the way to the scene - knowing we could use our fancy new knowledge and skills to help someone having the worst day of their life. Craig could always get excited about being able to help a total stranger. I can't imagine a better trait for any person.

We all thought it, but we never said it out loud. Craig was as...

THE BROKEN CHAIN: We little knew that morning that God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same. It broke our hearts to lose you, you did not go alone for part of us went with you the day God called you home. You left us peaceful memories your love is still our guide. and though we cannot see you, you are always at our side. Our family chain is broken and nothing seems the same, But as God calls us one by one the Chain will link again. Mom,...