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Craig Broadhurst Obituary

Craig Steven Broadhurst, 46, left this world on November 27, 2006. Craig
was born in Ayer, MA, on February 6, 1960 but was raised all over the country and in Germany as his father was in the army. He graduated from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University and then worked in the airline industry. He made Phoenix his home and in the last year had been working at Applied Materials. Craig loved photography, woodworking and model airplane building. He will be greatly missed by his loving wife, Dianne Deimeke, mother and father, Carol and Don, step-mother Marie, and brothers Kenny, David and Jamie. He will also be missed by his mother and father-in-law, Kathy and Carl Deimeke, his two brothers and sister-in-law, Doug, and Ken and Cathy and their two young daughters. His Parrothead family and four dachshunds will also feel his loss. Visitation service will be held at A.L. Moore Grimshaw Mortuary, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd., Phoenix, Sunday, December 3 from 6:00 to 8:00pm. Memorial service on Monday, December 4 at 1:00pm at the same location. The Craig Broadhurst Memorial Fund has been established at Bank of America.

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Dec. 3, 2006.

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Steven Brown

May 20, 2025

I realize this is almost 20 years ago, but I've thought about Craig many times over the years. Was just thinking about him today and tried a google search, and surprised I found him so quickly. Sadly, the last time I saw him was June or July of 1995 when I was in Phoenix for work but then lost contact (I think he was working on fire fighting aircraft ?). Really sorry to learn of his passing. We went to ERAU together and rented a house in Daytona with a couple other guys. We even dog sat for his dad's Doberman (Romel who was a sweet dog) for a while. We had some great times back then. Many trips with him to The Wave Club on his Goldwing 1000. Anyway - hoping someone close to him sees this message and knows that someone is still thinking about him. My sincerest sympathies for the family and friends.

Steve Brown, Millville, NJ, ERAU class of 1984

Mike Clark

December 17, 2006

Craig. Spotty. Dutch boy. You will be missed. I’m glad I got to know you on those trips we had together. My thoughts and prayers go out your family. Take care old friend.

Jack Kotsur

December 8, 2006

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

Roger Shive

December 5, 2006

Dianne - I am so sorry for this loss. Craig touched all of us with his never ending smile, his laughter, and his genuine interest in the well-being of others. We will all miss Craig's physical presence but know that he will always be with us in spirit.

mark seely

December 5, 2006

Thanks for being the friend you were. You helped me get the job at T&G, gave me a room for a few months, feed me at times, and even shared a few beers. Sorry I never stopped by for the visit I often thought about. But glad I was able to know you.. GOD BLESS you and your family.

prb

December 5, 2006

Take flight Craig, soar into the sky,
finally free to feel the controls at your fingertips.

The wonder of universe, stretches before you,
and you know that a calling, has finally been answered.

Feel the winds of freedom Craig, and fly forever more.

Pamela Mosca

December 4, 2006

Diane, I was shocked to hear of the loss of Craig.I know how happy he made you and words cannot express my sadness for his loss and of the loss of your mother shortly afterwords..He had a great smile and left the world and those in it better because of knowing him. My thoughts and prayers are with you..Pam

Kisses from the kids!

December 4, 2006

Craig and the kids!

December 4, 2006

Sonia Woolford

December 4, 2006

Craig was a good, giving person and I have many fond memories from S.8th St., I know he will be missed by all who knew him.

Debbie Short

December 4, 2006

Craig brought light to our lives with his upbeat spirit and determination in the face of adversity. I will miss him. My thoughts are with you Dianne, and with Carol and the rest of the family. May his dachshunds continue to swim and frolic in his honor.

Art & Joanne Doerfler

December 4, 2006

Please accept our deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family.

Pam Broadhurst

December 4, 2006

Please accept my deepest condolences to all of the family. Craig was a wonderful man, very kind, caring, and generous to everyone he met. He will always have a special place in my heart.

Anthony Meyer

December 4, 2006

Please accept my deepest sympathies during this time of sorrow and loss. I have worked with Craig over the years and he will be missed greatly. Your family is in our prayers and thoughts. God Bless.

Vic & Amp Hernandez

December 3, 2006

We extend our deepest condolences to all the family.We have known Craig since he was a toddler and have kept in touch with his mother.
We will miss him. Our prayers are
with you. God bless!

Joe and Mary Jane Fisher

December 3, 2006

We have known Craig since he was a toddler and met him at Ft, Rucker--we have kept in touch thru the years Email us

CARLA BARRETT

December 3, 2006

Though our words can do little to comfort you, We hope our thoughts and prayers will help you through these trying times.
Iva Reisz, Carla Barrett, Dinah Colvin

Vincent & Colleen Nunziata

December 3, 2006

My deepest condolences to the entire family. Craig was a Dear Friend and collegue to whom I will forever remeber.

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