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Craig was born June 21, 1962, and was preceded in death by mother Martha J. Dearwester Sloan and fiancé Darlene O'Neil.
Craig is survived by former wife Tina Dearwester and their daughter Rikki (Shellie) Calhoun and grandchildren Micah and Nellie Jean; son Steve (Angie) Christman and grandchildren Dylan and Madison; son Sonny (Jill) Christman and grandchildren Samuel, Sophia, and Stella; siblings Richard (Brenda) Dearwester, Constance (William) Reynolds, and Valerie (Art) Davis and several nieces and nephews.
Craig was a graduate of Bellefontaine High School. He owned and operated a concrete business for many years.
Craig always lived life to the fullest while it be riding his Harley Davidson with his friends, road trips to motorcycle hill climbs, watching Ohio State football games, and especially visiting with his children and grandchildren. He also took great pride in teaching his daughter to ride dirt bikes.
A "Celebration of Life" will be conducted at the residence of Steve and Angie Christman at 2206 County Road 130, Bellefontaine, Ohio, on Sunday, July 2, from 1 to 5 p.m.
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