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SUSAN Orr Eisinger
June 3, 2017
Dearest Mr. and Mrs. Davis, it was only a few days ago that I learned of Craigs passing. Ironically, it was May 30th, Craigs 12th anniversary of his death.
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I met Craig when he was a freshman at Texas A&M and had a few dates with him to Aggie home games. I even remember my parents, older brother and fellow B-2 Cadet Jim Orr and myself joining you at your home in Houston for dinner after an out of town Aggie football game.
Craig was a wonderful human being and I had the biggest crush on him as I was a Junior in high school in San Antonio and was honored to join him as his date at home games.
I remember one weekend when Craig came to San Antonio with my brother and Craig and I stayed up all night talking while my family slept.
I loved his incredible personality and beautiful smile and eyes. I knew he was a very special guy from the day I met him and he always was so friendly and sweet to me when I came up for a home game at Kyle Field.
I cannot imagine the depth of this loss. I know first hand how devastating losing someone can be as I lost my husband 6 years ago.
You both did a wonderful job raising your Son. He was so kind and loving and I can still hear his laugh, he was always so happy.
I will never forget Craig.
Blessings and prayers to you all.
Susan Orr Eisinger
San Antonio, Texas
Kris Crowe
June 20, 2005
On behalf of my family, I would like to extend our gratitude to each of you for sharing your memories and stories of Craig. Each of you has identified individual traits of Craig that you enjoyed and made your relationship with him special. Every day my mom has looked forward to my dad coming home so she could read what you have written. Although, his loss has made a huge void in our family that can never be replaced, your words and gestures of kindness have brought comfort to us during this most difficult time. We will miss him so much!! My sincere thanks to all of you. Kris (his seester)
Marty Sanford
June 8, 2005
I did not know of Craig's death until yesterday when Beth called me. I first met Craig and Beth when they were looking for the 'perfect' home to share with their family. It is hard for me to imagine that he is gone. He kept Beth and me laughing as he joked and told stories between homes. My heart and prayers go out to Beth, the girls and their family.
J'Nette AllRed
June 7, 2005
Craig T -
You had the gift of gab, a healer by heart,a salesman by birth and a friend to each and everyone that was lucky enough to share a moment in time with you. I was fortunate enought to spend my days working with you and honored to have you share in parts of my personal life.
My late husband, Ken adored you and loved it when you took the time to talk the military lingo with him as you rummaged through our refrigerator for left overs! When Ken died two years ago, Craig was the first one down the isle to offer his condolenses. Without those words and the push Craig gave me I would have caved in. He was
the rock of which we all leaned.
I Love You Craig I'll miss our laughs together. I don't understand why you left so soon but rest assured I'll see you at the refrigerator in Ken's kitchen again!
J'
Terisa Poirier
June 6, 2005
I worked with Craig in Dallas in 2001-2002. He was a wonderful person with such a vibrant personality. My deepest sympathies to his wife, his parents and all of his family. I am sorry for your loss; you will be in our prayers.
Sheila Fisk-Herr
June 4, 2005
I first met Craig at Texas A&M, where my brother Shane Fisk was his senior officer. Which was great for me as my brother always insisted one of the under classmen take me to the Aggie football game. I was very lucky when Craig got the duty of taking me. Craig was such a good sport about having to take me to the game. To say the least he was a wonderful date and we had a blast. I saw Craig numerous times in that year at all the function.
Lost touch with Craig until December, 2003 as he attended my brother memorial service. I and my family were thrilled to see him after all those years and talk about all the fun times at A&M.
It’s with great sadness to hear Craig has passed on and my very deepest sympathy to all of his family and friends as he truly was a wonderful man. But it does comfort me to know he is now in heaven raising hell with my brother Shane.
Gig’Em Aggies
Sheila Fisk-Herr
Sharon Fisk Sister of Shane Fisk '79
June 4, 2005
My brother Shane Fisk is a former B-2 Corps of Cadet from A&M's Class of 79. My sister's and I loved visiting A&M and hanging out with the corps. B-2 was the best darn outfit on the campus. Upon my brother's death in 2003, I met Craig (again), we laughed as he told us about how my brother, Shane gave him a hard time in the Corps and the fun times and the good memories we shared of days gone by. Craig's words gave me comfort during a difficult time. Now, I just wish I could find the words to tell his family especially his girl's and his lovely wife how deeply sorry I am for their loss. I pray that GOD will bring them a comforting peace and somehow know that Craig will always be in their hearts and watch over them. Hugs to you all!
Robert Middleton
June 2, 2005
I worked with Craig in Dallas in 2002. He was a great individual and will be missed by everyone. We will keep his family in our prayers.
Daniel Muschalik
June 2, 2005
I was a classmate of Craig's at Memorial High School. I was shocked to read about him in the paper, but glad to know that he is in the comfort of Our Lord Jesus Christ. My prayers are with you and your family during this time.
Dan Muschalik
Jeffery and Kara Shive
June 2, 2005
Craig was a blessed friend but more than that he was part of our family. His personality and smile could brighten a room in an instant, and he could make anyone near him laugh out loud. The way he cherished those he loved was evident to everyone around. We will miss him and will keep he and his family in our prayers. Love always,
steve bracke
June 2, 2005
craig was my boss for a couple of
years in the pawn business. he was
a good man and a great friend. I will think of him often and miss
him a lot
Renee (Brown) Slattery
June 2, 2005
I went to High School and College with Craig. I was shocked and saddened to hear of his death. Craig was always a wonderful person with a great smile and a big heart! Always nice to be around, and someone who will be greatly missed. My sympathies go out to his wife, children and the rest of his family.
Sam Musso
June 2, 2005
Craig was a wonderful friend with a personality that could raise a roof, turn heads and lift your spirit. He was a thoughtful, caring individual that was always trying to help. He was hardworking and diligent, organized and militant. He could dance like a pro and loved music. He sang loud when he wanted and made us laugh alot. He could cook like a chef and loved great food. His love for people was true, sincere and deep. His eyes could pierce the darkness and shine light in your life. He enjoyed the outdoors loved the water and was a great sportsman. Having him as a friend was a blessing and I will always appreciate the time that God allowed him to be part of our family. He was so much fun and so real. He loved children and they loved him because he was simply a child at heart. He taught us so much and was a great listener. He understood and cared for the biodiversity of life and creation and liked to explore and travel to see it. He was thankful for the life he had. He never wanted to stop growing and learning and would admit his faults freely. He was not afraid of much and told it like it was. He loved life and was full of life. He would compliment and praise and make you feel good always. He was so many things and could do so many things that I would love to be and be able to do. Perhaps I will, having him as a teacher and friend. I wish we had more time to share and jokes to tell, but I will always feel happy when I think of him - he gave so much joy to the earth and the people in his world, I am honored to have known him. This is a great loss for those close to Craig. May the Lord Jesus Christ be with his family and his family of friends. Our comfort rests in knowing that he is with Christ in Heaven and safe forever - We will miss you my good buddy and dear friend and brother, We love you man - this sure hurts bad.
Hood Mauermann
June 2, 2005
I was one of Craig's fish in B-2. He was always funny, a sharp cadet, and a great upperclassman. I have only fond memories of him, and wish that I could have spent time with him after the Corps. My sympathies go out to his wife and daughters. GIg'em.
Yolanda Rodriguez
June 2, 2005
I am sorry to here about Craig. My condolences to the family. Kris my prayers are with you and your family. God Bless.
Diana Voelkel Mason
June 2, 2005
The whole Voelkel family would like to express their deepest sympathy. We all have wonderful memories growing up with Craig.
Elaine Vrba
June 1, 2005
I am so sorry to hear about Craig. I know he will be missed by all. My condolences to the whole family. Kris if you need anything please let me know. My deepest sympathy
Tracy Belle-Goodman
June 1, 2005
I only met Craig a select number of times. I know Rex and Craig were so close - my heart aches for you. I know there can't be enought prayers to bring Craig back, but that the family and all of his friends can get through this difficult time.
God bless,
Tracy (Belle) Goodman
(I knew Craig's Dad very well as my mother worked with him for years)
Desarie Hayes
June 1, 2005
Craig was not only a dearly beloved friend, but also a warm part of our family. I will always cherish the love and memories that I shared with him and will never forget how no matter what the situation, Craig always seemed to bring a smile to my face and everyone else around. And as I think back on all the times we shared togeather I cannot help but smile again. For this I am truly grateful. I will miss him very much and will keep he and his family in my prayers.
Paco Torres
June 1, 2005
I worked with Craig in Dallas in the late 90's. To Craig's family: We'll keep you in our prayers.
Fred and Donna Warden
June 1, 2005
Rex and JoAnne, You are in our prayers.
JANIE BATTS MIRISCIOTTI
June 1, 2005
The Batts family will miss Craig deeply. He was part of our family and we loved him unconditionally. We have to beleive that the Lord has greater plans for him in heaven. Our family will always remember the great times we spent together. Craig will always be with us in spirit as well as in our prayers. In conclusion, the Batts family would like to offer our condolences during this difficult time in your lives. Craig's family will be in our thoughts and prayer.
With all my love,
Janie Batts Mirisciotti
Daniel Waggoner
June 1, 2005
I only new Craig for a short while, but it only took a second to realize he had a big heart, and a personality that lit up a room. He and his family are in my prayers.
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