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Craig Allen Sharp
Mother, Doris Sharp. Father (deceased) Dick Sharp.
Craig graduated from Mountlake Terrace High School in 1972. After high school he served in the army, where he received multiple honors.
Craig moved from Washington to Douglas, Wyoming where he worked in the oil business. He so enjoyed the wide open spaces of Wyoming, where he could indulge in his passions fishing and hunting.
Craig was a person of few words. When one took the time to really get to know Craig, it was soon apparent that this was a guy with a killer sense of humor and a sharp intellect. When he gave of himself, it was a wonderful, wonderful gift.
Craig, thank you so much for giving me the gift of yourself these past couple of years; what a blessing. I had to carry most of the conversation (!!), but I already miss your phone calls. I have not yet wrapped my heart around the fact that I will never again answer the phone and hear "Hi Sis."
Be with Dad and with Shaen. Rest in Peace Bro... Rest in Peace.
I will always love you,
Sis/Steph (Jesmer)
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Memories and Condolences
for Craig Sharp
Stephanie Jesmer
April 14, 2024
I still miss receiving your phone calls and hearing your voice. I miss YOU. I know I always will. You are now with Mom and Kelly as well as Dad and Shaen. I know you are happy, and that gives me some comfort. I love you, Bro.
Janet
December 12, 2023
I knew Craig in the 80's. He and my ex-husband worked together on a job in Wyoming. After the job finished he went to Alaska for awhile, but hated it, so he came back to Wyoming and lived with us until we left to go to California. He was a loyal friend, fun to be around, and I am heart broken to realize he has passed. My deepest condolences to his mother and sister. May God rest his soul.
Tom Jesmer
April 15, 2019
Think of you often Craig. You are missed but not forgotten. RIP!
Dennis Warrick
May 15, 2010
Craig, You helped me get through alot, You helped me teach my kids to fish and hunt you are my family one of my brothers. I will see you again.
April 26, 2010
Again, many thanks to all of you who have taken the time to extend your stories and most importantly your love for my brother. I cannot begin to convey my gratitude to all of you. This just now came to me: Some of the family will be spreading Craig's ashes up by Spada Lake (where we spread our dad's ashes)in August. If any of you would like to attend, please to not hesitate to let me know and I will give you the details when they have been firmed up. My email address: [email protected]
Thanks again,
Steph
Kirk Shawgo
April 25, 2010
Sarge was a good man... Though I didnt know him the greatest, what i did know; however, is that he was a great guy. He always gave me a laugh, and my buddies that knew him well always had a smile on their face talkin bout what sarge always had to input during the many huntin trips i have heard about. I hope peace is within to all who have suffered with the loss of good ol sarge. Take care up there and be honest about your fishin stories because the good lord knows the truth!!! Rest in Peace
Edward Warrick
April 25, 2010
As the youngest of the Warrick boy's I saw Craig as a Larger Than Life Man. Craig would awe me with his great skills as an Outdoorsman. I remember my first trip to Lake Perigin in eastern Washington with you I was 4yr's old. You fished with my Dad and me we had a great time. The many trips we had are in my memory and I will recall our times and smile. I wont beable to go Hunting or Fishing without thinking of you. I am sad your gone. Peace Craig
Jeff Warrick
April 25, 2010
Just can't belive your gone Sarg. When we go on trips trips fishing or hunting I will think fondly of the trips we had together. You were like an Uncle to me not just a friend. Knowing you all my life because you were best friends with my Dad was my good luck. The comrodory and the stories told round the campfire I won't forget. You helped teach me skills to be a outdoorsman like you.I will think of you often. Love You Man!
Helen Warrick
April 23, 2010
Craig was like one of my Boys, he spent alot of time at my house when I lived in Mountlake Terrace and visited me often at my home in Stanwood till he moved to Wyoming. Craig was like a brother too my Boy's and I am sad that he has gone on. If their was anything that Craig could do to help out he did it. He went Hunting an Fishing with my Husband Gene and the Boy's. I never knew anyone so in his element as Craig when he was outdoor's. I'm 84 now so I will be looking too see you soon Craig. Love Helen
April 23, 2010
I'll miss you like a brother,
Dennis L. Warrick
Christina Warrick
April 22, 2010
Craig was my Dad's best friend. We allways called him Srg. Growing up my brothers and I loved to see Craig when he came to visit. Rest In Peace Srg. We all miss you a great Deal.
Christina Warrick
April 22, 2010
I will always remember tha one arm save Craig made as we climbed the cliffs near Icicle Creek in Levenworth. The fact that I am writing this is a testament to his quick reactions, and overall physical strength. Although my heart is heavy, looking back on the many adventures we shared, will always bring a smile. Heart felt hugs to all of his family and friends. You are always going to missed by those of us that loved you. Kurt Wang (everett, Wa)
April 21, 2010
My heart goes out to you Doris, Steph & Kelly. I will always love Craig he gave me my two precious daughters Kristin and Cori. I wish he had gotten to know them and his grandchildren I will never know why but he would be proud of them, God Bless you all, Karen Sundin
April 21, 2010
I miss and love you Craig. Rest in Peace and give a hug to those you are now with. Mom
Laurie Ross
April 21, 2010
Craig was the first brother-in-law I ever had. I still remember being in awe of him, especially when he was cutting up a deer he had shot in the kitchen sink of their apartment. He was very much a man's man! I pray that the family is able to deal with this, each in their own way, and that peace will come one day. As with my brother, who passed away in 94, time is one of the strongest healers of loss.
Lynn, Sonny Nicholson
April 21, 2010
Craig,you always made me laugh when you were around, I will miss that. My Family and I will miss having you around and having our big camp fire's. see you up there some day. Love always
Bob and Rea Phillips
April 21, 2010
Doris and Family,
Bob and I would like to send our deepest sympathies to you and your family. We understand your loss and send our thoughts and prayers. Remember that "old neighbors" never move, they are always close in each other's heart. God Bless you and your family.
Cheryl Reynolds
April 21, 2010
I feel blessed to say that being a part of his family as a close friend, I
know they are dealing with alot of sadness.
"Rest in Peace" with those who love you, dear Craig.
Stephanie Jesmer
April 21, 2010
I do not know if any of you wonderfully kind people who left a note here will read this, but just in case I want you all to know how much I appreciate the love you have expressed here for Craig. Your notes warm my heart, and I thank you more than I can say. I miss my brother terribly but reading your memories and "hearing" the love for Craig helps. Thank you all, very much.
Steph (Sharp) Jesmer
Danny Warrick Jr
April 21, 2010
Craig was my Uncle by friendship; I have known him since the day of my birth. I've lost a close friend. I will think of Craig whenever I am outdoors hunting or fishing. Craig got me off the moutain after I fell down a shale slide beat-up and broke shoulder. He got me to camp and rode with my Dad to the Hospital. Craig taught me alot about being able to push thru the pain and I will miss him very much.
Bob Warrick
April 21, 2010
Yut Ta' Hey Sarg. A good guy I miss already.
Jim an Terry Nicholson
April 21, 2010
Craig was a Dear Friend we'll miss him very much.
Jim an Terry Nicholson
Martin Warrick
April 20, 2010
Craig was a close friend of our family since before I was born. He tought me alot including his style of hunting and fishing. He is a mentor of mine someone that I looked up to. I have spent alot of time with this man and I will always charish every second. Good,Bad,or ugly You are Family too me and my heart feel's a loss.... Martin Warrick (Arlington,Wa.)
Dan Warrick
April 20, 2010
Craig was my Brother that I got in Jr High School. We were friends always after that. All the times we had together fishing and hunting. I'll miss you doing your fire dance (private joke). Craig was my Best Man at my wedding. I will miss him very much hard to say more. Love you Craig.
Dan Warrick (Stanwood, WA)
Mary Burger
April 20, 2010
I remember Craig as quiet, reserved and a nice guy. Plus his curly, blond hair. I wish I could have heard his sense of humor. It's hard losing a brother/son who you loved very much, as I know all to well. But the memories of the time you shared for as long as he was with us, will last forever. Steph, Kelly and Aunt Doris, you all are in my thoughts and prayers. Big hugs and love, Mary Beth
Kathleen Jenkins
April 20, 2010
Dear Aunt Doris, Steph and Kelly - My heart, thoughts, prayers and love are with you all. I will alwarys remember Craig giving Grandma a ride on the back of his motorcycle. ~ Kathy
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