CROWLEY – Craig Pruisner, 59, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015, at a local hospital surrounded by his loving family. Craig was born on August 11, 1955 in Cedar Falls, IA to his parents, Ernie and Dee Pruisner. He married Kathy on October 11, 1975. Craig and Kathy have two sons, Tony and Cory. He served the JPS hospital police department for 16 years and retired in 2004. Craig is survived by his wife Kathy; his son Tony and wife Tamara; his son Cory and his wife Kim; his grandchildren Logan, Abbie and Kayden; his mother Delores; his sister Carol; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends and his loving four legged companions, Luke, Gretel, and Hansel. He is preceded in death by his father Earnest, his mother in law Lois, Father in law Harry, and grandparents. Craig’s memorial service will be held at Mayfield Kiser Funeral Home on February 17, 2015 at 11 a.m. Flowers may be sent to Mayfield Kiser Funeral Home at 12301 South Freeway Fort Worth, TX 76028
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We send our Sympathy to all the family at this time of your loss. Our love for all of you will not be forgotten and would like to keep in touch.
Loren and Bobby Jo Miller
We send our Sympathy to all the family at this time of your loss. Our love for all of you will not be forgotten and would like to keep in touch.
Loren and Bobby Jo Miller
As a kid,I got to spend some Christmas vacations, and a few times in the summer, at my Uncle Ernie and Aunt Dee’s house in Buck Creek. I’ve shared snippets of those adventures with friends and family many times over the years. Craig was in the midst of them all… epic (or so they seemed at the time) badminton matches with the neighbors… hangin’ out at the store… ice skating on Buck Creek as it wound through the surrounding farm fields… Craig and I just doin’ what boys do. Good, good memories. I’m grateful for them. With deepest sympathy, Pat and I extend our heartfelt condolences, and we pray that the peace of God which transcends all understanding guards your hearts, and brings comfort in this time.
As a kid,I got to spend some Christmas vacations, and a few times in the summer, at my Uncle Ernie and Aunt Dee’s house in Buck Creek. I’ve shared snippets of those adventures with friends and family many times over the years. Craig was in the midst of them all… epic (or so they seemed at the time) badminton matches with the neighbors… hangin’ out at the store… ice skating on Buck Creek as it wound through the surrounding farm fields… Craig and I just doin’ what boys do. Good, good memories. I’m grateful for them. With deepest sympathy, Pat and I extend our heartfelt condolences, and we pray that the peace of God which transcends all understanding guards your hearts, and brings comfort in this time.
Sending our prayers and sympathy at the loss of your loved one. May your memories provide comfort.
Velma and Joan Atkinson
Sending our prayers and sympathy at the loss of your loved one. May your memories provide comfort.
Velma and Joan Atkinson
Kathy, Tony, & Cory; Our deepest sympathies to you. I pray your love will support you through these terrible times and finds the sun shining on your smiles soon. Be blessed.
Kathy, Tony, & Cory; Our deepest sympathies to you. I pray your love will support you through these terrible times and finds the sun shining on your smiles soon. Be blessed.
Kathy I am so sorry to hear about Craig. I am sure you two had a wonderful life together. Please know we are thinking of you and Craig and have you both in our hearts.
Randy and Priscilla
Kathy I am so sorry to hear about Craig. I am sure you two had a wonderful life together. Please know we are thinking of you and Craig and have you both in our hearts.
Randy and Priscilla