We lost one of the good ones when Craig passed-much too soon.  You’ll always be with us in memory and especially today.
Thinking of you today, Dianne. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Craig was an incredibly talented craftsman and his grasp of the interplay of light and color was amazing.  I had the privilege to work closely with him to acquire the patent on his latex graining invention, and found his energy, enthusiasm, and focus to be inspirational.  He will surely be missed.

Craig was an awesome person to be around, his creative energy made the process of building the future at GM a joy to be a part of.  I missed him the moment he retired, we would work closely together to get the perfect color for any project, I couldn't wait to see what he would come up with!   I'm sure in heaven, he will be making the place really shine with his passion.

I had a chance to work with Craig on several projects at GM Design. When he helped us create colors Craig had a unique talent for understanding what made a vehicle color interesting or special instead of just another color. He was also sensitive to how light conditions at different times of day affected color and might be perceived by customers. Craig’s ability to mentor and help others understand these things made him fun and rewarding to work with. He was missed when he left GM. My thoughts are with his family and friends.

Craig  influenced more people than the world will ever know.  

What a kind wonderful mentoring man. He taught me hunting, shooting and life skills. He loved the out of doors and his family. Your are so missed. Thank you for your light and laughter.

Craig's friends in ARIZONA are sorry for your lose. He always out shot us. I live next door. If you need any help down here, let me know. 

Craig was my next door neighbor for six years in Az. My son and I were Craig Team when he did his  competition down here in Arizona. We joked around almost daily. I'm sorry for your loss. He was a lot of fun every time saw him. I'm so sorry. 

What an admirable man.  Craig was one-of-a-kind, self-contained and ostensibly immune to the vicissitudes and pressures of daily life.  If you were in his presence, you were welcome despite the fact that he was always on a 7-day-a-week work schedule.  He had the courage of his convictions and was un-swayed by the vagaries of fad or fashion.  I am very fortunate to have known him.
John Blitchok

I met Craig at work. He volunteered to train me. He was so kind and patient with me! I couldn't have asked for a better trainer. I remember getting impatient at times and he would say to me: "It is going to take some time before you can learn everything. It's ok if you don't get it right away. Don't get discouraged." I am truly grateful for all of his help. He went above and beyond always.  Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs to his family during this difficult time. 


 I envied Craig for his gifts and talents. I respected him for the strength of his character. He will always be a bright spot in my memories of my misspent youth. My sincere condolences to Craig’s family and his siblings. 

Getting together with the Miner family to play poker while Craig entertained the little kids. Can't count the times that Craig swayed with our son Sean when he was a baby so we could still play cards.  We will miss you Craig.

Love and Light and healing comfort sent to you all! I remember as a child hanging out at the house with Lisa. Uncle Craig would call me "laughin Lana". I'm still that way, always giggling. In fact, its perfect.. I wish for peace within you all. Much love always! 💓 Laughin Lana

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Craig Robert Hart

29 April, 1951 – 20 December, 2020

Pixley Funeral Home

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