Paul Ray Craft

Birth date: Mar 9, 1934 Death date: Jun 12, 2018

Paul Ray Craft, 84 of Dallas, Texas passed away on June 12, 2018, in Dallas, Texas. He was born March 9, 1934, to Lois M Craft and Agnes Craft in McKinney, Texas. He married Alison M.C. Brown on May 9, 1958, in Durant, Oklahoma. H Read Obituary

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Carol Morrow

385w ago

First, I sent out the obit to some in the sports car world. One reply about Paul is ” I thought Paul was one of the kindest people I met in DSCC.”. I think we can all agree with John W. who wrote this. Others want to pay their respects. Paul was one of the nicest and most fun persons I have known. His intelligence was shown as to his choice of a bride. Alison is one of the most interesting, fascinating, multi faceted persons I have known. I have missed your friendship in these later years. Alison, I have sent you emails but I doubt that you have received them. You have both been missed and thought of lovingly. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Alison and Marty and Bill and the extended family and friends.

Joanne Ray Mcintyre

386w ago

Alison, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

John Burnside

386w ago

Rest in peace Paul

Benny Ward

386w ago

Paul Ray was one of the good guys. Knew he and Billy Ed from Randal Park from 1947. Benny Ward

Linda Wright

386w ago

I remember Paul from 30 years ago when he worked for Drake Bundy. He was in our office quite often (The Drexel Group-Bruce Jones). He was such a friendly and comfortable person to talk with. He was highly respected by all in our office. I remember him bringing a customized steering wheel to show us. How very talented he was. At Christmas one year he brought all of us a puzzle he had carved out of wood in individual cloth bags with each of our names. I still have mine. My condolences to Mrs. Craft and all his family.

Linda Nierman Sandhoff

386w ago

To Mrs. Craft and Martin,I have so many great memories of your family when Leslie and I were in school together. You welcomed me into your home and took me places I never would have gone with my own family. I will never forget the night Mr. Craft drove us to Fort Worth to see our very first concert, John Denver, when we were young teenagers. I believe that he must have just hung out somewhere locally so he could pick us up after, because he was right there when we came out. He patiently listened to our excited chatter all the way home, though it must have driven him crazy. I have thought of all of you often over the years and am very sorry for your loss.

Nancy Sorrells Reeves

386w ago

I am so very sorry and will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

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