William Nolan Craig, Jr
March 30, 1935-July 6th 2014
Oakley
Born in San Francisco, California, Bill is survived by two sisters Cecelia and Mary, a brother Edward, 2 daughters, Kathleen and Stephenie.
Bill started out as a Southern Pacific railroad man. He was a Marine during the time of the Korean War. He was an Entrepreneur. He owned a Real Estate business, Old Highway 4, until his death. During that time he owned many other businesses including Ernie's Hot Dogs and the Interlude.
He will be buried at US Military Graveyard at Dixon, CA. There will be a Wake for his closest friends and family at an undetermined date.
Published in Contra Costa Times on July 20, 2014
March 30, 1935-July 6th 2014
Oakley
Born in San Francisco, California, Bill is survived by two sisters Cecelia and Mary, a brother Edward, 2 daughters, Kathleen and Stephenie.
Bill started out as a Southern Pacific railroad man. He was a Marine during the time of the Korean War. He was an Entrepreneur. He owned a Real Estate business, Old Highway 4, until his death. During that time he owned many other businesses including Ernie's Hot Dogs and the Interlude.
He will be buried at US Military Graveyard at Dixon, CA. There will be a Wake for his closest friends and family at an undetermined date.
Published in Contra Costa Times on July 20, 2014
William Nolan Craig, Jr
March 30, 1935-July 6th 2014
Oakley
Born in San Francisco, California, Bill is survived by two sisters Cecelia and Mary, a brother Edward, 2 daughters, Kathleen and Stephenie.
Bill started out as a Southern Pacific railroad man. He was a Marine during the time of the Korean War. He was an Entrepreneur. He owned a Real Estate business, Old Highway 4, until his death. During that time he owned many other businesses including Ernie's Hot Dogs and the Interlude.
He will be buried at US Military Graveyard at Dixon, CA. There will be a Wake for his closest friends and family at an undetermined date.
Published in Contra Costa Times on July 20, 2014
March 30, 1935-July 6th 2014
Oakley
Born in San Francisco, California, Bill is survived by two sisters Cecelia and Mary, a brother Edward, 2 daughters, Kathleen and Stephenie.
Bill started out as a Southern Pacific railroad man. He was a Marine during the time of the Korean War. He was an Entrepreneur. He owned a Real Estate business, Old Highway 4, until his death. During that time he owned many other businesses including Ernie's Hot Dogs and the Interlude.
He will be buried at US Military Graveyard at Dixon, CA. There will be a Wake for his closest friends and family at an undetermined date.
Published in Contra Costa Times on July 20, 2014
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WILLIAM N
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MAR 30 1935
JUL 6 2014
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