Helen Craig

Helen CraigbrbrResidence at time of death: Clovis, New MexicobrbrDate of Death: July 2, 2005brbrLocation of Death: Laurel Plains Healthcare, Clovis, New MexicobrbrDate of birth: April 10, 1915 Age: 90brbrPlace of birth: Kansas City, Missouri to George Lela Wysong SummersbrbrPreceded in death by: Her parents; Her husband Clyde Craig; 1 Son Harold Craig 1 sister-Florence Summers ChildsbrbrSurvived by: 3 Sons Richard Craig and his wife Ima Jo, Nolan Craig and his wife Shirley, and Ted Craig and his wife Sylvia; 1 Daughterin-law Sharon Craig who was married to Harold; 1 Brother Raymond Summers and his wife Bert; 1 Sister Catherine Summers Jackman; 6 grandsons Stanley Craig his wife Janda,brSteve Craig, Scott Craig and his wife Kellie, William Walter Craig his wife Becky, Marcus Andrew Craig his wife Jennifer and Wayne Harold Craig his wife Lorie; 5 granddaughters Darlene Jones her husband Ron, Rachel Craig, Jane Craig, Nancy Wimberly and her husbaynd Dr. Elaine Coleman and her husband David; Great grandchildren Luke Mark Craig, Robert, Allison Nicholas Craig, Christina Marie Ann Lynn Hurtig Craig, Ashley Lynn Lauren Alexis Craig, Jordan Devan Craig, Rachel Ryan Jones and Tesha Wimberly Mark McCallbrbrService information Time, place and minister: Graveside, 10:00 AM Wednesday, July 6,br2005, Cecil Bunch officiatingbrbrBurial will be at: Mission Garden of Memories, Clovis, New MexicobrbrSteed-Todd Funeral Home, 800 E. Manana, Clovis, New Mexico 88101brbrAdditional information: A mother, grandmother, and greatgrandmother; Helen Craigbrwas praised by her sons as a stalwart of Christian living. Should you wish to honor Helen in her passing, it would be her greatest desire for each person to strengthen their relationship to God the Father through Christ the Son. The center of her life was her relationship with Jesus and her family. She raised four boys who remained faithful to the Lord. She was an avid artist and did well both in oil water paints. She was also an avid reader and read every Louis Lamour book and also enjoyed reading poetry. She worked as a Harvey Girl in Belen Las Vegas, New Mexico and Winslow, Arizona She met Clyde at a coffee shop in Belen and they married August 21, 1936 in Belen. She was a school teacher prior to becoming a Harvey Girl.