My heartfelt condolences go out to Sheila and the rest of us. I was saddened a little while ago to hear that Carol LaVoire had passed, and then to be notified that Craig Fuller has gone as well from our midst, is a double whammy for us all. As a lead deacon I live with these moments/times often, and in the end, all we have is memories. We need to make good memories, forgive others, be patient and to remember the good and fun times.
So, when you have the time, sit down and think of those good times we all shared at EHS, to great teachers, the quad and more importantly our fellow students who some had known since before elementary school days. That is what I am doing, and those are good memories. Peace and friendship be yours this holiday season.
Sheila I am sorry you have lost Craig recently, and that he has past on beyond this earth. You guys have been together a very long time.
I do remember seeing you both at the 40th reunion in 2005, and there you told me he almost didn’t make it to that reunion because he already had had a couple of heart attacks. So I am very glad that you were able to have 15 more years with him since then. I wish your heart and sole healing, and get the sense that you have much support from your family. I wish you well.
We want you to know our love and prayers are reaching out to you and your family, Sheila. We are so sorry to hear about Craig's passing. At times like these, our hearts and minds are drawn back to a time many years ago, when we all started this journey together. We thank God for the gift of memory and hope you and your family will draw strength from the wonderful memories you share and the knowledge that many of us are holding you up in prayer. God bless you, Sheila.
I was so sad to hear of Craig's passing. I have many fond memories of Craig and thought he was such a "heart-throb" in high school! He looked like Dion of the Belmont's to me.
My deepest condolences to Sheila, the girl who won his heart.
Always,
Mackie (Marianne)
Bill “Viggo” Madsen
So sorry to hear of the loss of Craig.
my heart and prayers go out to Sheila and their family
He has always been a inspiration since high school and through out the years . He will be greatly missed
Randy Carlson
To Sheila and the rest of the EHS Class of 1965,My heartfelt condolences go out to Sheila and the rest of us. I was saddened a little while ago to hear that Carol LaVoire had passed, and then to be notified that Craig Fuller has gone as well from our midst, is a double whammy for us all. As a lead deacon I live with these moments/times often, and in the end, all we have is memories. We need to make good memories, forgive others, be patient and to remember the good and fun times.
So, when you have the time, sit down and think of those good times we all shared at EHS, to great teachers, the quad and more importantly our fellow students who some had known since before elementary school days. That is what I am doing, and those are good memories. Peace and friendship be yours this holiday season.
RC/EHS65
Richard Wohlberg
Sheila I am sorry you have lost Craig recently, and that he has past on beyond this earth. You guys have been together a very long time.
I do remember seeing you both at the 40th reunion in 2005, and there you told me he almost didn’t make it to that reunion because he already had had a couple of heart attacks. So I am very glad that you were able to have 15 more years with him since then. I wish your heart and sole healing, and get the sense that you have much support from your family. I wish you well.
Mike Roberts
We want you to know our love and prayers are reaching out to you and your family, Sheila. We are so sorry to hear about Craig's passing. At times like these, our hearts and minds are drawn back to a time many years ago, when we all started this journey together. We thank God for the gift of memory and hope you and your family will draw strength from the wonderful memories you share and the knowledge that many of us are holding you up in prayer. God bless you, Sheila.
With love,
Mike and Eva
Marianne Mack (Turk)
I was so sad to hear of Craig's passing. I have many fond memories of Craig and thought he was such a "heart-throb" in high school! He looked like Dion of the Belmont's to me.
My deepest condolences to Sheila, the girl who won his heart.
Always,
Mackie (Marianne)