Roy Craddock III

I am saddened to learn of the passing of my dear friend Roy. I met Roy and Roz over forty years ago. Roy has been my mentor, colleague and friend in the Accounting and Tax profession. I will miss him dearly and will treasure our memories forever. My his Soul in Peace.

I am profoundly shocked and saddened to learn of the death of my lifetime good friend, Roy Craddock. He and I shared our most intimate secrets as teenagers growing up on Sanford Street. Together, We led the Skylarks social club in sponsoring major social events. We pledged each other that we would be engaged in social causes like education and civil rights. Roy lived up to his commitment as he was active in Civic affairs his whole life. I will treasure his memory for the rest of my life....

Deepest condolences to the children and family. Roy and Roz were very good friends to me and my ex-husband W. Bruce Huyghue. Roy was best man at our wedding in 1958.

Cheryl & family I am very sorry for your loss of your dad (and mom too) Cheryl you were the very first person I met when I moved in the neighborhood, in the '70s. You had a great family, they will be missed. Lisa Sabia Lovett

The Craddocks were our Manchester across the street wonderful neighbors "back in the day" & Mr. Craddock was quiet & kind, as were his children to my sons who really enjoyed son Clayton and his sisters, fielding off other children´s comments as they walked to school together. Unlike some others, we never forgot what a great family the Craddocks were. May Roy rest in peace. With sweet memories, Lonnie Scheinblum & Family

On behalf of my Mother (Anna Hawkes) who worked for Mr. Craddock for 33 years - sincere sympathy to his family, such a wonderful man!

Roy's family; Peace be still... JJax

Our sincere sympathies for your loss.