Birth date: Jul 27, 1961 Death date: Sep 13, 2019
Mr. Craig A. Dornan, age 58, of Grand Haven, passed away unexpectedly Friday, September 13, 2019 at home. He was born July 27, 1961 in South Haven to Edward and Margaret (Scott) Dornan. On August 17, 1985 he married Rebecca Anders Read Obituary
Becky, Kerryn & Michele, and the entire Anderson clan, I was so very saddened to hear of Craig's passing. Though our lives passed for too few years, I remember his quick and very dry humor. I always enjoyed Craig when he came to family gatherings. My heart goes out to my "Sister and Nieces" in this trying time. Please know I think of you all often. Pam Dixon (nee Anderson)
So very sorry for your loss …. Craig and I had worked together for many years ...way back to the Donnelly Days. What a great guy...always a smile and a kind word! I know you will miss him, but know he loved you and shared with us at Magna(and Donnelly) how proud he was of his family
He will be missed,
Anne Nagy
Dornan family as you all already know Craig was a wonderful guy! If he was ever upset I never knew because he always smiled and chuckled! The hands God gifted Craig with touched many of machines at Magna! His presence will be missed but never his footprint! I pray God soothes your pain! Each time you think of Craig I pray fond memories of Craig appear!
Rejenar Whitfield
We are so sorry to hear of Craig's passing. Our condolences to the Dornan and Anderson families. The good times and friendships we had with all of you will never be forgotten and we are thinking of you in your time of sorrow.
I will always remember his humor, kindness, and gentle nature. He was a great friend I met at Donnelly, he helped every day be a fun day. I’m sure the shock of the sudden loss and the void he leaves are felt by all. My deepest sympathies to Becky, his children, grandchild, and brothers.
Craig was a hard worker. He was kind, smart, and always smiling. He had a great since of humor. He will be missed greatly by everyone who worked with him. He is the kind of person that made a (good) difference in all the people around him. I will like to extend my deepest sympathies to the family.
James Ellis
Craig was so much more than a co-worker and after all these years he was more like a brother. We were all so much more better off knowing him. He seemed to end every conversation with small smile and a quick laugh which I will also fondly remember him.
Craig will be sorely missed. When I joined Donnelly eons back, it was people like Craig who made work pleasure. Wonderful personality and creativity all rolled into one. I will like to extend my deepest sympathies to the family.
