Norman Craig Jones

Today you would have been 75. I´m wishing you a joyous heavenly birthday dear friend. Miss you

Dear Trese, Craig was a wonderful hike leader at Echo Lake Camp and a favorite biking companion of Adam's on MDI. Adam always asked me to schedule our week when Craig was leading. I am so very sorry.

We are so sad to hear of Craig's passing. He led us on many hikes during our weeks at AMC Echo Lake Camps, and was always a calm, peaceful influence on those around him. The world needs more people like Craig. With sadness and fond memories, best wishes from Lauryl, Steve, and Malachy Dubin

I met Craig many years ago with Tresa at Echo Lake Camp. We shared parenting insights, and I appreciated Craig's motorcycle mechanic suggestions as I was refurbishing an old Honda Nighthawk 750 at the time. Very sorry to hear of his passing.

I met Craig at IBM in Littleton MA. He would be changing from his bike ride into work. I would be finishing my workout and tucking my motorcycle gear away. Over the years we got together for rides and his company was always a pleasure. Such an nice and easy going guy. My condolences to the family, such a big loss. God speed Craig..

My deepest condolences on your loss Teresa and Jackie. I worked with Craig at Cornerstone Software many years ago and he was my boss at one point. Great person and will be greatly missed. Sorry again for loss.

I met Craig and Tresa at Echo Lake Camp. We shared the joy of hiking, nature, and being part of the Echo family. I always grinned when he flashed his beautiful smile. He was and is well-loved by the camp community. It won't be the same without him, but I know he's still hiking with us.

I have been remembering all of the fun times spent with Craig over the past 52 years of our friendship. Adventures at the University of Bridgeport, motorcycle ride from New Haven to Boston, so many walks through the woods, concerts and more. I will always think of him as my brother. My loves goes out to Tresa, Jackie and the rest of the family.

Dear Tresa and Jackie, I'm so sorry for the loss of Craig. He was a good man and a great friend. I'm still in disbelief. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him. I was looking forward to riding with him again this summer. We all had such wonderful times together. I will remember him fondly.

I worked with Craig for over 10 years at Cornerstone. One of my favorite co-workers in my 30+ year career. So sorry for your loss!

Sending Prayers and Condolences to the family

Very saddened by the loss of Craig, such a kind and quietly intelligent man.

'Speechless' is an overused term. Yet it's the perfect word for what's going through my head right now. Complete shock. So unfair. I was assuredly looking forward to sponging Craig's deep knowledge of Acadia trails this summer at Echo Lake. The earth has a gaping hole as a result of losing Craig. My best to Craig's family - especially Tresa. Please know that he had great impact on so many people from so many distant places. He is sorely missed.

I met Craig in the State motorcycle instructor course. He was a wonderful person, a great coach, and a good friend.

I am very sorry for your loss. Craig was a delightful man and amazing coach.

Tresa and Jackie , we send our sincere condolences. You are in our prayers.
Willie & Nancy Northup

Craig worked for Cornerstone for some 20 years. He was one of the finest people I have known. So sorry for your loss.

Please accept our deepest condolences from the crew at MOST Rider Training. Craig was an excellent coach and great friend. All the coaches and students loved his great attitude and his passion for training. He was truly a special person and will be missed.

Sending love and condolences, to Tresa and Jaqlyne, Craig was a wonderful kind man and we loved our conversations about music. Rest in peace dear man. Much love from Caroline and John in London