William Crago

Me and my Uncle Billy were best friends and I hope the rest of our family knows he is in a better place

To Bill Sr. & Scott & Jeff & Family,

I've known Billy since he was a mischievous little boy in my neighborhood & am certain he only knew how to live his life 1 way- to the fullest.
I will always remember him as a funny, happy & caring man.

May you find peace & strength from your family & friends.

I had the honor to meet William when we both started with TRUMPF in Plymouth in 1999. William was an outstanding person. He was giving everything for our customers, he fixed our CO2-lasers even on a Sunday, and he was a wonderful coworker. I also had the privilege to spend private time with him and chat with him and have a beer. He was interested in everything: German language, real estate and investments, career planning, guitar playing, motorcycle riding, and so on. So sad that he left us...

As a TRUMPF employee, located in Schramberg, Germany I had web-meetings with William. He was always very helpful. And there was a lot of fun, due to his sense of humor.
I liked his curiosity about languages and he often applied his German language skills. Also I could learn a bit more about dogs and motor cycling.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Melissa, Don and family so sorry for your loss. Losing a sibling is never easy, so much left unsaid. Always remember he will never leave you, he is always here

I will miss William and his friendly, others oriented, customer-centric focus, as will all of us here at TRUMPF. Not only was he a hard worker, he truly enjoyed helping our customers (especially when it involved hands-on support). He will always be fondly remembered for his fantastic attitude and exceptionally personable demeanor. I pray for God’s comfort and strength for the Crago family, and all those that were near and dear to William.

To the Crago & Camp Families, I'm so sorry to hear about Bill's passing. My heart goes out to you all...

I was very saddened when I heard the news. Shocked really. He had life going his way and was really starting to enjoy his paid forward hard work. I am sure there are 100 other customers in which he left as big of a mark as he did with us. I doubt there will be another who singularly knows as much about the TLC 1100’s as he did. Also how he was able to work with customers and form relationships like he did. He was a blessing to my personal development, and to Webco’s laser welding success. He...