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Craig Lamar Crosby was gentle, kind and big hearted. He was a caring son, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He departed his earthly body and peacefully transitioned to his heavenly home on July 16, 2022. He was the first born to James and Juliette Crosby on November 2, 1966, in Montgomery, AL. He confessed Jesus Christ at an early age and joined Lighthouse Baptist Church in Millbrook, AL.
Craig was proceeded in death by his father, James Crosby, his brother, Shun D. Crosby and his sister, Kimberly Crosby Long.
Craig leaves to cherish his memories, his loving and devoted mother who was always his #1 fan, Mrs. Juliette Crosby, Montgomery, AL; an only daughter, Ashley Nicole, Montgomery, AL; youngest brother and best friend, Antonio Crosby (Celissa), Atlanta, GA; two (2) grandchildren, Madison Nicole and Maddox Corinthians both of Montgomery, AL; three (3) nephews, Shun Jr., Montgomery, AL; Kiante, Columbia, SC; Kendall, Huntsville, AL; one (1) niece, Chelsy, Richmond, VA; one (1) great niece, Kimberly; one (1) great nephew, Cason; one (1) brother in law, Leonard Long, Huntsville, AL.
A host of aunts and uncles that include Aunts: Helen Nesbit, Detroit MI; Dorothy Thomas, Mamie Long, Doris Roberts, Patricia Long, Sue Bonner (Murphy) and Vivian Crosby. Uncles: Pastor Walter Crosby (Lula), Isome Crosby, David Jackson (Matilda), Daryl Jackson (Margaret), Millbrook, AL; an abundance of cousins and friends, too many to count, a special friend, Michelle V. Spell, a cousin he loved like a brother, Willie J. Thomas, Jr. and two friends he loved and called his brothers, Kenny Simon (Connie) and Solomon Rivers (Connie).
Craig’s easy-going personality was always accompanied by his beautiful smile. He was full of love and laughter. His family and friends affectionately called him “Flame” because his light shined so brightly to all who knew him. Craig was a country boy at heart. He loved his horses, cowboy boots, and hats.
Craig’s professional career presented him with opportunities to work alongside his family, which included his uncle and CEO, Joe B. Crosby of J B Crosby Inc. Construction. Craig was the project manager and lead on many government contracts that afforded him other opportunities in the industry including the building of this beautifully constructed sanctuary where today we are here to say goodbye to him. As many would say, Craig was a “football star” as a LEE HS General and a Jacksonville State Gamecock. He was a true Auburn fan.
Craig was also a military veteran who served his country with passion and honor.
Acknowledgements:
Many heartfelt thanks to everyone who reached out in so many ways. We love you and appreciate you Love Juliette, Antonio and Ashley.
Funeral services will be held on Sunday, July 24, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. from Lighthouse Baptist Church with Pastor Walter Crosby officiating. The interment will follow at Brookside Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 12:00 noon until 5:00 p.m. at the funeral home on Saturday, July 23, 2022.
Brookside Funeral Home, Crematorium & Memorial Gardens of Millbrook, AL directing.
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