Davis Craig

Great early teen memories with the boys. Craig Tim Mark hooning around on BMX bikes . Sleep overs ,jumping out of trees into the Yarra. Very sad to hear the passing of Craig. Lovely family and Craig was a top guy with a cheeky grin . Often sneaking up on you acting out a practical joke . Luv to all the family X

A kind, gentle person. I have such fond memories of Craig. Thinking of all the family at this time of grief.

Craigy, A cousin and friend, So many memories, cricket on the back lawn. Bday parties, bikes, old pram racing around the house in park road, your peanut butter and sauce sandwiches, (gross) So much Love for your family. Jenny and Jackson Your quirky humor and loyalty, Your Gentle ways. RIP, no more growing old See You in the morning. Anita

you couldn't ask for a better best friend - so many memories of a lot of lived experience, which was always enjoyable and interesting - thank you for your friendship, Craig..., a respectful, blunt, timeless friendship with the ability to laugh at ourselves - some of your sage advice, while i listened to it..., i ignored..., and then wondered why... - an honourable, loving family man, with a cheeky grin and quick, dry sense of humour - always enjoyed the sport analysis, picking up conversation with relaxed ease - thank you for your priceless friendship and tolerance love and hugs to Jenny, Jackson, and all family

Craig, such a lovely gentleman in the truest sense of the word. Quiet, unassuming and always willing to lend a hand if needed. Asleep in the Lord's loving arms, he will be missed. So looking forward to the day when we will walk hand in hand with our loved ones. They are gone but never forgotten.

A quiet, humble and unassuming gentleman who regularly helped me out by couriering magazines to me from the publishing company where he worked. Craig was a loving husband and a devoted father, a true family man. You will be deeply missed my friend. Resting in peace till Jesus comes.

Craig, we've lost you too soon. You were a big part of that 'growing up' time as teenagers and after, in school and out - we had good times on the cricket and footy fields; I recall you could kick a decent torp!, and watching the footy too. Time with you gave some of the best memories and experiences of life. You were a kind and gentle mate, who always had empathy for people and your mates, no matter the situation, and love for your family. We never caught up again recently, that was something to look forward to. You'll always be in my thoughts as the great friend you were.

Craig, so sad to hear about your passing. I only have very fond and vivid memories of primary school on the oval playing and talking footy and cricket. Rest in peace man.

Craigie, no-one will ever fill the void you've left behind. We've been mates and cousins since we were little kids and we grew old together, talking cricket, footy, family and whinging about the Refs! I'm going to miss our catch ups and the laughs we had. See you in the morning. Love ya mate. Brett

A truly good man who loved his family and was a real friend who you could count on. He was the essence of the 'Good Aussie Bloke' who quietly went about caring for his family and friends without any pretense or fanfare, yet impacted people in such a positive way. I am fortunate to have experienced his friendship, which even survived my switching footy teams from Collingwood to West Coast Eagles - a very gracious man. Craig is greatly missed, and much love to Jenny and Jaxon.