Barbara M. Craig

Born December 11, 1937 in Syracuse, New York
Departed March 20, 2022 in West Melbourne, Florida

Barbara Merrill Craig went home to our Lord on March 20, 2022.
Barbara was a dedicated educator for over 33 years. Upon completing her BS degree in Business Education at Ithaca College, she taught for one year before accepting a teaching position at Melbourne High School. She also served as an Adult Education teacher for the Brevard County School System during this time.
She continued to advance her studies at Rollins College and completed her master’s degree in Business Education shortly thereafter.
Barbara was an active member of the Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida and the Florida Vocational Association. She also was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society.
Barbara is survived by her sister, Jeanette Pfaff of Melbourne; niece, Karen (Steve) Costello of E Brunswick, NJ; nephew Edison (JoAnn) Pfaff of Colonie, NY; great-nieces, Shannon and Meagan Costello; great-nephews, Taylor and Nicholas Pfaff; stepson, Michael (Pamela) Craig of TX; and long -time family friend and fellow educator, Diane Buyce of Melbourne, FL.
Burial will be at North Syracuse Cemetery in NY.

In lieu of flowers: Please donate to BCRF.org – The Breast Cancer – Research Foundation

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Mike Craig from Davis wrote on March 25, 2022:
I met Barbara in the summer of ‘81 when I was just 18. She was married to my Dad (John Craig), and even though my Dad died just 6 months later, we continued to keep in touch and over the years I got to know what a wonderful and special woman she was. She was kind, loving, adventurous, generous, and genuinely cared for others. And even though she was very private, there were times she did share her belief in God, so I look forward to seeing her again soon. I miss you and I love you Barbara.
Pamela Craig from Davis wrote on March 24, 2022:
I will miss you terribly my dear beloved BarbaMoma. I will miss your loving kindness toward me more than anything. You never forgot my birthday or our anniversary. I will never forget how you supported me when I went back to school. You knew I loved Starbucks and would send me gift cards so I could have my coffee on the way to school. You were very special to me and I love you so much! I look forward to the day when we can be together again in our eternal home with the Lord.

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