Birth date: Mar 1, 1962 Death date: Jan 18, 2019
Craig Brown, 56, passed away January 18, 2019 after a three year battle with stomach cancer. Craig was the eighth of 13 children born to Darrell L. and Dorothy H. Brown. He was born and raised in Conrad, MT and is survived by his Read Obituary
Darling Craig, neighbor boy so loving and kind. Friend to my four kids and us. Loving Brown family, he was so true. A brave fight, a death. Leaving behind his wonderful family and friends. Larry always was proud of you and enjoyed teaching you. Watch down over all of us who so cared about you. Ann and Larry Boettcher. 19 yrs next door.
Teresa and Family
I was heartbroken for you when I heard of Craig's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family as each day passes. May God watch over you and hold you up as the days to come. Craig will always be your guardian angel to protect you.
Terry & Kim Denniston
Teresa and Family,
I served with Craig in the Marine Corps where he was lovingly known as "Pappy." He received this nickname because he joined the Marine Corps so late in life but the nickname stuck because he was a father figure to young Marines and always looked out for everyone. He was soft spoken and pensive but could laugh and cut up with the best of us. He always had my respect and admiration. Semper Fidelis Marine, God Bless and God Speed.
With Great Sympathy,
Clancy K. McDonald
Teresa and the rest of the family,
So many beautiful memories and comments of Craig. An amazing man in all ways; a heart full of love and kindness. What an amazing and significant legacy he has left to fill the void his actual presence has left. I hope these memories will help in difficult times.
“If there ever comes a time when we can not be together, I will hold you I my heart and keep you there forever.”
Teresa and Family,
I was so sorry to read about Craig’s passing...I still have those magnets that he gave me...My love to you and the boys...
Sally Carter🙏🙏
Dear Teresa and Family,
I was heartbroken by the news of Craig’s passing. To this very day it is hard to believe that he is gone because he was so strong and so positive and somehow, I just held onto the belief that his amazing will power and strength coupled with the love you two had for one another would somehow make him ok. There is no denying that he will be missed more than words can ever, ever, ever… say but I know in my heart that Craig, knows how much you all loved and cared for him and how much you always will.
You have all gone through so much for the past three years or so and without a doubt Craig’s passing will leave a hole in your hearts that can
never be filled. Thank goodness for our hearts and our memories because these two amazing gifts will give you the power to help fill those holes in the days to come by remembering the wonderful, tender & joyful moments you each shared with such an amazing man. These memories are yours to cherish always.
Craig showed more strength, courage, kindness, love than I have ever seen even on those days when anyone else would be falling apart. I don’t know of a time that he came into the office at Onduline that he did not have a smile on his face or a warm hug. I know a lot of his strength came from each of you because he loved you so very much and he knew how much you each loved and adored him. I also know in my heart that Craig was comforted by each of you being there when he needed you most.
I hope you know Teresa, that I am here for you and your family and I am blessed to have the honor and privilege of knowing such a great man. Doug
sends his sincere and deepest sympathy too. You are all in our heart’s thoughts and prayers! Craig will be missed for sure.
Sorry I completely forgot they were two grandchildren. But I know they both brought smiles to him.
