Roger E. Craig Sr.

My condolences to everyone--Nanette, Roger, Steve, Tyler, Spencer and Doug--on the loss of your beloved husband and father.

I have many fond memories of Roger from over the past 40 years but I will remember most of all the wonderful time I had at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal with the world's best chaperone!

The community of South Brunswick and those affiliated with S.B.H.S. have lost one of their greatest advocates and friends.

Roger, you shall not soon be forgotten....

I knew Roger since the 1980's. He always took the time to listen to people. It was a privilege to say he was my friend.

Praying for the entire Craig Family during this difficult time. May God comfort you and give you peace. We have so many fond memories of Mr. Craig. I remember when my son was preparing for his senior prom and he didn't know how to tie a bow tie, so he went to Mr. Craig and he tied it for him.

He and Mrs. Craig are the best neighbors on the planet. We are grateful to have had the honor of becoming more than neighbors, but we have become family friends. Mr. Craig will truly be missed.

My condolences for a kind friend

My sincere condolence to the Craig family for the loss of your beloved one. May the God of all tender mercy and peace strengthen you during this difficult time.

Roger my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Tony Scism Houston Tx. class of 78

To all the Craig Brothers and Family - I am sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. He was always "there" whenever it came to a sporting event at SBHS - I can recall seeing him in the stands whether it was a wrestling match, or a soccer game... and I will always remeber him as an unassuming, thoughtful and involved member of the local community. I had not seen him in many years - however, the picture here reminds me so much of all that he was, and is - Dana

You will always live in our hearts and prayers.

You will be missed, but never forgotten. I will always love you, dad. You will always be in my heart.