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Robert Hatley
July 10, 2020
A good guy, great friend. What fun times we had. God bless the good people we have in our lives. The folks that help , The ones that care. The people that you like to spend time with. Craig was all that. I will miss him.
RIP .
Peggy
June 13, 2020
Craig was an awesome neighbor. He always checked on his neighbors. Always said hi when he was outside. He will be missed.
Peggy
June 13, 2020
Craig was my neighbor for 30 years. He was such a nice man. He really cared about his neighbors. I remember during the blizzard of 1989 Craig asked his neighbors if they needed anything and then he took his big truck and went out to get the items his neighbors needed. He will be missed. ❤
Sarah Zachary
June 12, 2020
Craig was such a wonderful man! I met and knew him through his life partner Libby Zachary (my mother-in-law). They were together 14+ years and they loved each other so very much! My kids adored their Papa Craig and he adored them! He was a huge part of our family and will be missed GREATLY!
Judy Thomas
June 11, 2020
Craig was the most loving, caring man I have ever met. He loved helping others. He was surrounded by so many friends and his life was a testimony of what caring for others means. Being a Christian, we know that we will meet again for all eternity, never having to say good bye again. His suffering is over and hes in the loving care of Jesus. You are missed Craig!!!
Debra Granger
June 11, 2020
Jane and family - what can I say about Craig? For the past 38 years he has been a part of mine and Randy's family. I loved him like a brother - I can still hear him yelling "hey Britches" from the garage every time I go outside - he was a shining light to everyone who knew him. He is and will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him (especially me and Randy)
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