1945
2017
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4 Entries
June 26, 2017
Sarah Melton
Radford Craig Melton, was an amazing Grandfather too me and my family. I had never seen someone who has a heartfull of passion of his dogs, more than anyone I know. He had lost Pita and Tux two of his four legged freinds which had made his heart ache every time. But he had his dogs Bones, Pinky, Gimli, Bella and chance. To keep a heart filled of joy during that heart breaking time. I will never forgot how strong he was during his three years of fighting his emotional cancer. My Grandfather Radford Craig Melton will always be in my heart always, missed but never forgotten I will always love him too the moon and back.
June 22, 2017
Christine Melton
Radford, truly fought the good fight and lived surrounding himself with his Rescue Dogs and Best friends Widget, Pita & Tuxs who are with him now. I will miss his loony Jokes. He leaves behind 5 other rescue dogs that are missing him so. Rescue a Dog it Love you to the moon and back Dad, Love Christine
June 21, 2017
Janet Livengood
We had so much fun with Craig in the Vought Benefits Office. He was always laughing and pulling pranks to get a rise out of us. I have many fond memories of sweet Craigo and his pretty blue eyes.
June 19, 2017
Coworker
Shelley Williams
My heart goes out to Craig's family, I loved him dearly
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