Craig MacDonald

David Peake
June 22nd, 2020
10 comments

10 comments
  • Frank M. Carter / June 22, 2020 at 2:53 pm

    Craig was a great man and defined the term “nice guy.” I was lucky enough to have worked with him over three summers at McNeil labs. We also played together on a McNeil softball team in an Ambler softball league where our team was called “10 Easy Pieces.” We had a lot of fun with that team and Craig was our captain.
    His death brings great sadness but also many fond memories.

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  • Scott Otterbein / June 22, 2020 at 6:16 pm

    Thank you for being with us Craig. From our times in the 70s through this spring, you were always ready to help and serve others. Scott

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  • I worked with Craig at McNeil for many years. He was great with computers. When we met in the halls we always stopped to chat. I taught Craig how to hit the speed bag in our Live for Life center. It took a bit but eventually he made it sing. His obituary brought tears to my eyes. What an honorable life he lived. Armed only with a smile he is definitely in Heaven with his bride and will be dearly missed here.

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  • Sorry to hear my old friend has passed. He was my “LIMS Brother” at McNeil, and tennis partner, softball coach, and ski buddy. I have many fond memories of our years at McNeil and after he became “retired but not tired.”.

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  • With great sadness to hear our McNeil friend has passed. My fond memory with Craig when he helped and guided me on my first LIMS project. His gentleness and guidance which I can’t never forget. After Craig retired, our LIMS team got together with Craig for dinners few times . These were super fun !
    We missed you Craig. RIP

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  • Atulkumar R Darji / June 24, 2020 at 4:36 pm

    I’m sadden to hear of the passing of Craig. He was a great friend and mentor to me when I first joined the Technology Team at Johnson & Johnson. His calm nature and Larry’s wry sense of humor sustained me during my transition to IT. Craig had a simple way about him which I instantly admired. Craig had dear friends, a loving family and liked corny jokes, what else can one one want. I will miss our “LIMS Brother”. May your soul rest in peace friend.

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  • Sherry Norton / June 24, 2020 at 6:19 pm

    So sorry to hear this sad news about Craig. I was fortunate enough to know him from Stony Creek Farms. We live on the street in back of him. When we first moved here we played the game “Taboo” on game night with him and Karen. Later on Craig became the chairperson of our Cluster Committee, on which I served. He was a wonderful and fair leader. I was sorry to see him resign and told him how much I would miss him. He thanked me for the kind words. He will surely be missed.

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  • What a lovely and personal account of a good man’s life.

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  • This is sad news. For years, I Loved working with Craig at McNeil as he was such a pleasure to work with and to be in him company in general. Him and I had many many wonderful days at McNeil and he was the person that always made your day wonderful. This is heavy on my heart and a sad day. But glad he can rest peacefully and free from pain and suffering. But he is truly missed. My condolences and prayers go out to the family.

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  • Craig always greeted everyone in the McNeil hallways with a smile and cheerful greeting. He was never too busy to chat and ask how you were. Craig had a quiet demeanor but always a gentleman. Having lost touch with Craig after retirement, I’m glad to see he was such a rock for his family and continued to pursue all his passions. RIP my friend.

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