Robert Craddock

Dear Mrs. Craddock and Family:

We are saddened by the loss of Bob, but we are strengthened by our memory of him and the many opportunities we had to work together. Bob is a true member of the Alexandria community and the Nation. We rejoice in our memory of him and his kind and gentle manner.

All our sympathy:

As friends of Jack & Jackie Craddock, we respectfully send our deepest sympathies to the entire Craddock family. His service to our country is commended and will never be forgotten.

Dear Mrs Craddock and Family,
Christophe and I want to express our deepest sorrow for the loss of your husband, our landlord and friend. I still remember the first time we met, in relation to doing business together and it is something I won't soon forget. He was a dear man, who had a marvelous life. I will miss his wit and humor. My deepest prayers for you in this hour. If there is anything that we may do for you or your family, please don't hesitate to...

Dear Aunt Pearl, Robbie Lou and Montie,
Uncle Bobby always impressed me as a fine, southern gentleman. He was reserved, dignified and very kind. His penmanship was always impeccable. I have lots of fond memories of Uncle Bobby from childhood--seeing him at the lumberyard, the farm, and, of course, at Grandma Minnie's house. I really enjoyed bringing Mary and our two youngest children, Jack and Caroline, to meet Aunt Pearl and Uncle Bobby at your house in Old Town. Uncle Bobby showed...