Thomas Leroy Craft Jr.

My memories of Mr.Craft go back many years into my time at Ayden Elementary School. Mr.Craft taught there and was principal there as well. Your father was all of the things others have mentioned in this guest book and then some. He was a true southern gentleman in every way. I called him Mr.Craft as I always knew him to be and he did not insist I call him by his first name. May God be with the Craft family now and always.

Rest in God's true peace, Mr. Tommy. our condolences to your family. You were a treasure.

My prayers to the Craft Family. When I attended Ayden First Baptist Church, I sat down from Mr. Craft in the same pew. He and I would joke with each other and say, if he wasn't there I wouldn't know where to sit and vice versa. He was a quiet and humble person. I sure did love his hugs. When he wasn't there, I would miss his presence. He will surely be missed. He was a wise and wonderful man who I was glad to have known. God bless you Mr. Craft and may God bring comfort to your family.

Toni and I send our deepest condolences to the family. He was a great man and friend.

Mr. Craft had a good time in class. His historic laugh when Richard McClawhorn spooked a rabbit while "policing" the Little Leage Field during class still brings me joy. He was a good one. Tim Merritt

MR. TOM CRAFT'S WORD WAS HIS BOND. YOU COULD TAKE IT TO THE BANK. GREAT FRIEND AND CUSTOMER.HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.
WADE AND BARBARA TRASK