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Craig Allen Harris

1969 - 2020

Craig Allen Harris obituary, 1969-2020, Boise, ID

BORN

1969

DIED

2020

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Boise, Idaho

Craig Harris Obituary

Craig Allen Harris
March 19, 1969 - September 6, 2020
Craig Allen Harris was born on March 19, 1969 in Boise to Ron and Janet (Gibbons) Harris. After graduating from Boise High School in 1987, Craig spent the next 4 years fishing on crab boats and factory trollers in Alaska. In 1991, Craig started working in the automotive business here in the Treasure Valley. Most recently, he was loving being the Service Manager at Team Mazda in Caldwell.
On September 17, 1994, after 3 years and 1 baby, Craig married Kati in the backyard of her childhood home where they raised their family of 5 and lived for the past 15 years. Craig was an avid and ethical hunter, archery hunter, and fisherman. He was an amazing outdoorsman who loved sharing his passion for the outdoors with his favorite people. He could recall details from trips including dates, times, and places from his childhood to present day at the drop of the hat. His greatest love was his family.
Survivors include his parents, Ron and Janet, of Boise; wife, Kati Harris, of Boise; daughter, Violet Harris, of Boise; son, Chase Harris (Sarah Del Rae), of Kuna; son, Trey Harris, of Boise; sister, Angela (Gary) Melton, of Boise; nephew, Dylan Peterson (Nicole), of Midvale, Utah; nephew, Wolf Willardsen, of Boise; and extended family and friends across the country.
If you were lucky enough to know Craig, you loved him.
If you were luckiest, you were loved by Craig.
If you knew Craig, you are missing him deeply.
Craig was preceded in death by Grandpa, Stewart Gibbons; grandma, Josephine Maus Gibbons; grandpa, Clifford Harris; grandma, Doris Pedersen Harris; uncle, Jerald Harris; aunt, Carolyn Miller; aunt Kay Kelcher; cousin, Mark Harris.
Memorials can be made to the Craig Harris Memorial at any Idaho Central Credit Union Branch.
"When we lose someone we love, we must learn not to live without them but to live with the love they left behind."

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Published by Idaho Statesman on Sep. 13, 2020.

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Tom Bicandi

September 21, 2020

Craig was such a wonderful man. Worked with him back in the Saturn of Boise days. Always had great stories and a smile on his face. So much fun to work with. You will be missed till we meet again my friend. :)

Gary Coats

September 18, 2020

I worked with Craig and instantly liked and respected him. He always had a smile on his face. He represented what outdoorsman and ethical hunting is all about. He will be missed.

Lance Darnell

September 16, 2020

I worked with Craig and what an amazing person he was. Such a fun co worker and a personality I will never forget. I am so deeply saddened to hear about his passing. I was actually excited to tell him about the Elk tag I got this season. My condolences to his family. The world lost a unique person and he will be greatly missed. Rest in peace Craig.

Holly Johnson

September 16, 2020

My dear Kati and the Harris family -- I am so very sorry. My heart is breaking for all of the future adventures, celebrations and small moments you will have that you won't have Craig to share them. I'm sure he was looking forward to so many of life's next adventures. You are constantly in my thoughts and near my heart.

Deb Godejahn

September 16, 2020

How blessed Craig was to have such a wonderful and loving family. How blessed are you to have him as you husband and father. Sending love to you Kati, Violet, Chase and Trey.

Elise Daniel

September 15, 2020

Craig always shared a joke and a smile with me and was the perfect neighbor. There never would have been a good time to say good-bye to someone as special as Craig, but this timing feels especially tough. Wishing your family comfort and strength for the days and weeks ahead. My heart breaks for your beautiful family as you find your way without your rock and fearless leader. May the joy and laughter that Craig surrounded you with keep you lifted when you need it most. If I can ever help in any way, please reach out. Sending love and prayers every day.

Wendi Ellis-Clark

September 13, 2020

May you all find comfort in the memories! Much love, Wendi

Bob Schmidt

September 13, 2020

Craig was my best friend growing up. We had so many great times together fishing, hunting, and just hanging out. My brother and I will never forget when we moved to New Mexico for a year and he flew down and spent the summer with my family. We had so much fun catching lizards, snakes, scorpions, and tarantulas when we went down to Carlsbad Caverns. I still tell my kids the stories about times spent with Craig. We will never forget him, he was the best!

Taylor Smith

September 12, 2020

Craig was beautifully genuine. He was sharing. I remember looking up to him as a kid. He brought so much joy to my dad and will be deeply missed by many people. Thank you Craig, for making such a positive impact on my family. My dad will continue to tell me great stories of you.

Michael Veitch

September 12, 2020

Very personal, friendly, helpful and overall nice guy...volume of friends speaks for itself..Great Hunter..You will be missed.. Vaya Con Dios..

Mickey and Bob

September 12, 2020

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. We cannot imagine your loss, Kati and your family. Let us help in any small or large way and know that we are here for you.

Donna And Lou Szathmary

September 11, 2020

Craig was the kindest, funniest person I have ever met. His love for his family always came first. You could not talk to Craig without laughing for days.
Our love goes out to his family.

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