It's funny how often I think of what life would be like had you stayed around longer to enjoy it. Interestingly enough, I use the example of your accident as a witness to those other young riders I come across. I try to communicate the pain that follows any senseless tragedy--I hope they listen. There's no doubt that we would have taken greatly different paths, but I'm still wondering how time would change had you lived. I'm sorry that you are gone. I'm sorry for the pain your death has caused Mom & Dad. Farewell... Brother
I would have to say that your passing has had a huge impact on the path of my life, I think of the time we spent together and the crazy adventures we had. R.I.P. My friend.
Craig, you were one in a million. From the clumsy teenager when I met you in 9th grade, to the young man with a passion for music and laughing that you were by our senior year. I spent hours with you as you lay in the hospital room next to my Grandmas. You both passed within a short time of each other, so I like to think that she held your hand on your way home to our Father.
My world just wasn't as much fun after you left, but I still remember your smile and laugh today. Until we meet again . . .
He was a good friend. I have such good memories of him. Of course, living next door, I would. All the games of kick the can in the alley in the summer. Running through neighbor's yards, arguing about where you could and couldn't hide. Who thought it would ever end?
Nathan Allerheiligen (1988)
It's funny how often I think of what life would be like had you stayed around longer to enjoy it. Interestingly enough, I use the example of your accident as a witness to those other young riders I come across. I try to communicate the pain that follows any senseless tragedy--I hope they listen.There's no doubt that we would have taken greatly different paths, but I'm still wondering how time would change had you lived. I'm sorry that you are gone. I'm sorry for the pain your death has caused Mom & Dad.
Farewell...
Brother
Derek (Leitner)Van Der Zee (1988)
I would have to say that your passing has had a huge impact on the path of my life, I think of the time we spent together and the crazy adventures we had. R.I.P. My friend.Collette Kivlehen (McCurdy) (1988)
Craig, you were one in a million. From the clumsy teenager when I met you in 9th grade, to the young man with a passion for music and laughing that you were by our senior year. I spent hours with you as you lay in the hospital room next to my Grandmas. You both passed within a short time of each other, so I like to think that she held your hand on your way home to our Father.
My world just wasn't as much fun after you left, but I still remember your smile and laugh today. Until we meet again . . .
Rob Broomfield (1988)
Great memories my friend, great memories...
Michelle Franke (Romberg) (1987)
You always had a way to make us all smile.
Lori Battershell (Goltl) (1986)
He was a good friend. I have such good memories of him. Of course, living next door, I would. All the games of kick the can in the alley in the summer. Running through neighbor's yards, arguing about where you could and couldn't hide. Who thought it would ever end?