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Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-10-11T11:13:45Z

151.210.177.198: Shared a memory via the Guestbook form (fruits)

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again'''''
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|message=Reading Allen Jeston Craig’s memorial page is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact one person can have on a family, a community, and future generations. His life reflects courage, perseverance, hard work, faith, and deep love for those around him.

From his early years in Samoa to his journey to New Zealand as a young teenager, Allen demonstrated determination and a strong sense of responsibility. Despite facing challenges and having limited opportunities for formal education, he continued learning, developed valuable skills, and built a successful working life through dedication and commitment.

What stands out most is that Allen’s achievements were not only for his own benefit. He generously shared his knowledge and experience, supported others, and contributed to his church and community. His willingness to help people learn and grow shows the kind of person he was: humble, caring, dependable, and always willing to make a positive difference.

As a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, Allen created a legacy of love that will continue through the people who knew him. The memories shared by his family are a meaningful reflection of the special place he held in their lives.

May this memorial page remain a lasting place where family and friends can share stories, photographs, and treasured memories. May future generations learn about Allen’s journey, values, achievements, and the love he gave so freely.

Although Allen is no longer with us, his influence and memory will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who loved him. May he rest peacefully, forever remembered and forever loved.
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|date=17 September 2026, 7:06 PM
}}
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|name=Devin
|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
|photo=Hero.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
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József Mindszenty Auckland Memorial

2026-10-05T08:48:11Z

151.210.177.198:

'''The Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial''' is a public memorial in Auckland, New Zealand, commemorating Cardinal József Mindszenty (1892–1975), Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary, and his connection with the Hungarian community in New Zealand.

The memorial commemorates Cardinal Mindszenty's visit to New Zealand in December 1974 and his pastoral connection with Hungarian Catholics living abroad.

== Cardinal József Mindszenty ==
'''József Mindszenty''' (29 March 1892 – 6 May 1975) was a Hungarian cardinal of the Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary from 1945 until 1973. He was created a cardinal by Pope Pius XII in 1946. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}

Mindszenty became one of the most prominent Catholic figures in twentieth-century Hungary. He opposed both fascist and communist persecution and became particularly associated with resistance to the communist regime that took power in Hungary after the Second World War. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="2"}

In December 1948, he was arrested by the Hungarian communist authorities, subjected to interrogation and torture, and subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment in a show trial. During the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, he was released but later sought refuge in the United States Embassy in Budapest, where he remained for approximately fifteen years. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="3"}

In 1971, Mindszenty was permitted to leave Hungary and spent the remainder of his life in exile. During his later years, he undertook extensive pastoral journeys to visit Hungarian communities around the world. The Mindszenty Foundation records that he travelled to numerous countries and visited more than fifty towns as part of his efforts to strengthen the faith and national identity of Hungarian communities abroad. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="4"}

== Visit to New Zealand ==
In December 1974, Cardinal Mindszenty visited New Zealand during one of his pastoral journeys to Hungarian communities overseas.

His visit included Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Contemporary accounts from the Hungarian community in New Zealand describe the visit as an important event for the Hungarian diaspora. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="5"}

During his visit to Auckland, Cardinal Mindszenty celebrated Holy Mass with members of the Hungarian Catholic community.

The visit took place only a few months before his death in Vienna in May 1975.

His pastoral journeys were intended not only to strengthen religious faith but also to maintain the cultural and national identity of Hungarian communities living outside Hungary. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="6"}

== The Memorial ==
The Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial was created to commemorate his life, his visit to New Zealand, and the lasting connection between Cardinal Mindszenty, the Hungarian community and New Zealand.

The memorial represents themes of faith, courage, resilience, moral integrity and cultural identity.

The project forms part of the public memorial and cultural landscape of Auckland and commemorates a significant figure in twentieth-century Hungarian Catholic history.

== Project Details ==

'''Project:''' Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial

'''Location:''' St. Michael's Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand

'''Commissioned by:''' Embassy of Hungary in Wellington

'''Unveiled by:''' His Excellency Dr. Gábor Pintér, Archbishop and Apostolic Nuncio to New Zealand

'''Unveiling Ceremony:''' 13 June 2026

'''Design, Manufacture & Installation:''' [[Headstone Factory Limited]]

'''Completed:''' 2026

== Historical Significance ==
Cardinal Mindszenty became an enduring symbol of resistance to religious persecution and totalitarian rule in Hungary.

His imprisonment under the communist regime, his years of refuge in the United States Embassy in Budapest, and his later exile made him an important figure for Hungarian communities throughout the world. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="7"}

The Mindszenty Foundation describes him as a figure whose life became closely associated with faith, Hungarian identity and resistance to anti-religious and anti-cultural pressure. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="8"}

His cause for canonisation began in 1994. The Mindszenty Foundation continues to support the cause and preserve his memory and legacy. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="9"}

In 2019, Pope Francis recognised that Mindszenty had lived the Christian virtues in a heroic manner, an important stage in the Catholic Church's process concerning his possible canonisation. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="10"}

== Hungarian Community in New Zealand ==
Cardinal Mindszenty's connection with New Zealand is closely associated with the country's Hungarian community.

His 1974 visit occurred during a period when Hungarian communities around the world were maintaining their religious, cultural and national identity outside Hungary.

The Hungarian community in New Zealand has preserved memories of his visit through community publications and commemorative activities. Historical issues of the New Zealand Hungarian community bulletin document the importance of his 1974 visit and the involvement of members of the community in organising and supporting it. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="11"}

In November 2025, another Mindszenty memorial plaque was unveiled at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Wellington, attended by members of the Hungarian community, Hungary's Ambassador and the Apostolic Nuncio to New Zealand. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="12"}

== Legacy ==
Cardinal József Mindszenty remains an important figure in Hungarian Catholic history and among Hungarian communities around the world.

His life continues to be remembered as an example of faith, perseverance and moral conviction.

The Auckland memorial provides a permanent place of remembrance for his connection with New Zealand and for the Hungarian community that welcomed him during his 1974 pastoral visit.

== Related Topics ==

* [[Hungarian Community in New Zealand]]
* [[St. Michael's Catholic Church]]
* [[Auckland]]
* [[Public Art]]
* [[Memorials]]
* [[Headstone Factory Limited]]

== External Links ==

* [https://headstonefactory.co.nz/public_art Headstone Factory Limited – Public Art]
* [https://www.mindszentyalapitvany.hu/en/ Mindszenty Foundation]
* [https://www.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

József Mindszenty Auckland Memorial

2026-10-05T08:46:31Z

151.210.177.198: Created page with " '''The Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial''' is a public memorial in Auckland, New Zealand, commemorating Cardinal József Mindszenty (1892–1975), Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary, and his connection with the Hungarian community in New Zealand. The memorial commemorates Cardinal Mindszenty's visit to New Zealand in December 1974 and his pastoral connection with Hungarian Catholics living abroad. == Cardinal József Mindszenty == '''József Mindszent..."

'''The Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial''' is a public memorial in Auckland, New Zealand, commemorating Cardinal József Mindszenty (1892–1975), Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary, and his connection with the Hungarian community in New Zealand.

The memorial commemorates Cardinal Mindszenty's visit to New Zealand in December 1974 and his pastoral connection with Hungarian Catholics living abroad.

== Cardinal József Mindszenty ==
'''József Mindszenty''' (29 March 1892 – 6 May 1975) was a Hungarian cardinal of the Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary from 1945 until 1973. He was created a cardinal by Pope Pius XII in 1946. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}

Mindszenty became one of the most prominent Catholic figures in twentieth-century Hungary. He opposed both fascist and communist persecution and became particularly associated with resistance to the communist regime that took power in Hungary after the Second World War. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="2"}

In December 1948, he was arrested by the Hungarian communist authorities, subjected to interrogation and torture, and subsequently sentenced to life imprisonment in a show trial. During the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, he was released but later sought refuge in the United States Embassy in Budapest, where he remained for approximately fifteen years. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="3"}

In 1971, Mindszenty was permitted to leave Hungary and spent the remainder of his life in exile. During his later years, he undertook extensive pastoral journeys to visit Hungarian communities around the world. The Mindszenty Foundation records that he travelled to numerous countries and visited more than fifty towns as part of his efforts to strengthen the faith and national identity of Hungarian communities abroad. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="4"}

== Visit to New Zealand ==
In December 1974, Cardinal Mindszenty visited New Zealand during one of his pastoral journeys to Hungarian communities overseas.

His visit included Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Contemporary accounts from the Hungarian community in New Zealand describe the visit as an important event for the Hungarian diaspora. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="5"}

During his visit to Auckland, Cardinal Mindszenty celebrated Holy Mass with members of the Hungarian Catholic community.

The visit took place only a few months before his death in Vienna in May 1975.

His pastoral journeys were intended not only to strengthen religious faith but also to maintain the cultural and national identity of Hungarian communities living outside Hungary. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="6"}

== The Memorial ==
The Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial was created to commemorate his life, his visit to New Zealand, and the lasting connection between Cardinal Mindszenty, the Hungarian community and New Zealand.

The memorial represents themes of faith, courage, resilience, moral integrity and cultural identity.

The project forms part of the public memorial and cultural landscape of Auckland and commemorates a significant figure in twentieth-century Hungarian Catholic history.

== Project Details ==
'''Project:''' Cardinal József Mindszenty Memorial

'''Location:''' St. Michael's Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand

'''Commissioned by:''' Embassy of Hungary in Wellington

'''Unveiled by:''' His Excellency Dr. Gábor Pintér, Archbishop and Apostolic Nuncio to New Zealand

'''Unveiling Ceremony:''' 13 June 2026

'''Design, Manufacture & Installation:''' [[Headstone Factory Limited]]

'''Completed:''' 2026

== Historical Significance ==
Cardinal Mindszenty became an enduring symbol of resistance to religious persecution and totalitarian rule in Hungary.

His imprisonment under the communist regime, his years of refuge in the United States Embassy in Budapest, and his later exile made him an important figure for Hungarian communities throughout the world. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="7"}

The Mindszenty Foundation describes him as a figure whose life became closely associated with faith, Hungarian identity and resistance to anti-religious and anti-cultural pressure. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="8"}

His cause for canonisation began in 1994. The Mindszenty Foundation continues to support the cause and preserve his memory and legacy. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="9"}

In 2019, Pope Francis recognised that Mindszenty had lived the Christian virtues in a heroic manner, an important stage in the Catholic Church's process concerning his possible canonisation. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="10"}

== Hungarian Community in New Zealand ==
Cardinal Mindszenty's connection with New Zealand is closely associated with the country's Hungarian community.

His 1974 visit occurred during a period when Hungarian communities around the world were maintaining their religious, cultural and national identity outside Hungary.

The Hungarian community in New Zealand has preserved memories of his visit through community publications and commemorative activities. Historical issues of the New Zealand Hungarian community bulletin document the importance of his 1974 visit and the involvement of members of the community in organising and supporting it. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="11"}

In November 2025, another Mindszenty memorial plaque was unveiled at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Wellington, attended by members of the Hungarian community, Hungary's Ambassador and the Apostolic Nuncio to New Zealand. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="12"}

== Legacy ==
Cardinal József Mindszenty remains an important figure in Hungarian Catholic history and among Hungarian communities around the world.

His life continues to be remembered as an example of faith, perseverance and moral conviction.

The Auckland memorial provides a permanent place of remembrance for his connection with New Zealand and for the Hungarian community that welcomed him during his 1974 pastoral visit.

== Related Topics ==

* [[Hungarian Community in New Zealand]]
* [[St. Michael's Catholic Church]]
* [[Auckland]]
* [[Public Art]]
* [[Memorials]]
* [[Headstone Factory Limited]]

== External Links ==

* [https://headstonefactory.co.nz/public_art Headstone Factory Limited – Public Art]
* [https://www.mindszentyalapitvany.hu/en/ Mindszenty Foundation]
* [https://www.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia]

Talk:Allen Jeston Craig

2026-09-27T10:01:11Z

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2026-09-27T09:58:59Z

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Michael Jackson (1958–2009)/Stories

2026-09-18T08:53:19Z

151.210.177.198: Created page with "{{GuestbookWidget}}"

Michael Jackson (1958–2009)

2026-09-18T08:50:00Z

151.210.177.198: Created page with "{{Infobox person|name=Michael Jackson|image=Michael Jackson in 1988.jpg|caption=Michael Jackson performing in 1988|birth_name=Michael Joseph Jackson|born=29 August 1958|birth_place=Gary, Indiana, United States|died=25 June 2009|death_place=Los Angeles, California, United States|known_for=Singer, songwriter, dancer and entertainer|children=Michael Joseph Jackson Jr.; Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson; Prince Michael Jackson II}}<div class="lf-memorial-page"> '''Michael Jack..."

{{Infobox person|name=Michael Jackson|image=Michael Jackson in 1988.jpg|caption=Michael Jackson performing in 1988|birth_name=Michael Joseph Jackson|born=29 August 1958|birth_place=Gary, Indiana, United States|died=25 June 2009|death_place=Los Angeles, California, United States|known_for=Singer, songwriter, dancer and entertainer|children=Michael Joseph Jackson Jr.; Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson; Prince Michael Jackson II}}<div class="lf-memorial-page">
'''Michael Jackson （''29 August 1958 – 25 June 2009''''' was an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and entertainer whose career spanned more than four decades. He became one of the most influential figures in popular music and is widely remembered for his distinctive voice, innovative performances, choreography, and music videos.

His music reached audiences around the world, and his work continues to be remembered by generations of fans.

== Life Story ==
Michael Joseph Jackson was born on 29 August 1958 in Gary, Indiana, United States.

He was the eighth of ten children in the Jackson family. Michael began performing professionally at a young age alongside his brothers as a member of The Jackson 5.

The group achieved major success in the late 1960s and early 1970s, producing several successful recordings and becoming internationally known.

Michael later began a solo career while continuing to develop his distinctive musical and performance style.

== Solo Career ==
Michael Jackson's solo career became one of the most successful in the history of popular music.

His album ''Off the Wall'' was released in 1979 and established him as a major solo recording artist.

In 1982, he released ''Thriller''. The album became a landmark recording and included songs such as "Billie Jean", "Beat It", and "Thriller".

His later albums included:

* ''Bad'' (1987)
* ''Dangerous'' (1991)
* ''HIStory'' (1995)
* ''Invincible'' (2001)

His music combined elements of pop, soul, funk, rock, and rhythm and blues.

== Music and Performance ==
Michael Jackson became particularly known for his stage performances and choreography.

His performances incorporated highly precise dance movements, elaborate staging, and distinctive visual presentation.

The moonwalk became closely associated with his performances after he performed it publicly during a televised performance of "Billie Jean" in 1983.

His music videos also played an important role in the development of the modern music video as a form of popular entertainment.

== Humanitarian Work ==
Michael Jackson supported numerous charitable causes during his lifetime.

He contributed to and supported organisations and initiatives addressing issues including children, hunger, poverty, disease, and humanitarian relief.

He also participated in the recording of "We Are the World" in 1985, a charity single created to raise funds for famine relief in Africa.

== Family ==
Michael Jackson was the son of Joseph Jackson and Katherine Jackson.

He had nine siblings.

Michael was the father of three children:

* Michael Joseph Jackson Jr., known as Prince
* Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson
* Prince Michael Jackson II, known as Bigi

Family remained an important part of his life and personal story.

== Final Years ==
During his later years, Michael Jackson continued working on music and planning future performances.

In 2009, he announced a series of concerts titled ''This Is It'', which were scheduled to take place in London.

The concerts were intended to mark his return to live performance.

== Death ==
Michael Jackson died on 25 June 2009 in Los Angeles, California.

His death received worldwide attention and led to an outpouring of public mourning from fans around the world.

A public memorial service was held at Staples Center in Los Angeles on 7 July 2009.

== Photographs ==
<gallery widths="220" heights="260" mode="packed">
File:Michael_Jackson_in_1988.jpg|Michael Jackson performing
File:Michael_Jackson_portrait.jpg|Michael Jackson
File:Michael_Jackson_concert.jpg|Michael Jackson during a concert
File:Michael_Jackson_fans.jpg|Fans remembering Michael Jackson
</gallery>

== Timeline ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!Event
|-
|1958
|Michael Joseph Jackson was born on 29 August in Gary, Indiana.
|-
|1964
|Michael began performing with his brothers as part of The Jackson 5.
|-
|1969
|The Jackson 5 achieved major success after signing with Motown.
|-
|1971
|Michael released his first solo recordings while still performing with The Jackson 5.
|-
|1979
|''Off the Wall'' was released.
|-
|1982
|''Thriller'' was released.
|-
|1983
|Michael performed "Billie Jean" on television and introduced his famous moonwalk performance to a large audience.
|-
|1987
|''Bad'' was released.
|-
|1991
|''Dangerous'' was released.
|-
|1995
|''HIStory'' was released.
|-
|2001
|''Invincible'' was released.
|-
|2009
|Michael announced the ''This Is It'' concert series.
|-
|2009
|Michael Jackson died on 25 June in Los Angeles.
|-
|2009
|A public memorial service was held on 7 July.
|}

== Stories and Memories ==

=== A Life Remembered ===
Michael Jackson's music became part of the lives of millions of people around the world.

Fans remember particular songs, performances, concerts, music videos, and moments that connected with them personally.

For many people, his music is associated with important memories from different periods of their lives.

=== Fan Memories ===
Fans from different generations continue to share memories of discovering Michael Jackson's music, attending concerts, collecting recordings, and watching his performances.

These personal experiences form an important part of the continuing story of his life and work.

=== Share a Story ===
If Michael Jackson's music or work has been meaningful to you, you can share a personal memory, photograph, story, or reflection.<div class="lf-story-placeholder">
'''Share your memory'''

Your story can become part of this memorial and help future generations understand why his life and music mattered to so many people.
</div>

== Legacy ==
Michael Jackson's influence can be seen across popular music, dance, entertainment, and music video production.

His recordings continue to be listened to around the world, while his performances and choreography remain widely recognised.

His career also influenced generations of singers, dancers, performers, and music video creators.

His legacy continues through his music, recordings, performances, photographs, and the memories shared by his family, friends, collaborators, and fans.

== Memorial Gallery ==
This section may include:

* Portrait photographs
* Concert photographs
* Family photographs
* Behind-the-scenes photographs
* Historical performances
* Fan photographs
* Memorial photographs

== Related People ==

* Katherine Jackson
* Joe Jackson
* Janet Jackson
* Jackie Jackson
* Tito Jackson
* Jermaine Jackson
* Marlon Jackson
* Randy Jackson

== External Links ==

* [https://www.michaeljackson.com/ Official Michael Jackson website]
</div>

Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-17T09:00:43Z

151.210.177.198:

Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-17T09:00:23Z

151.210.177.198:

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again'''''
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{{Memory
|name=DEVIN DAI
|message=Reading Allen Jeston Craig’s memorial page is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact one person can have on a family, a community, and future generations. His life reflects courage, perseverance, hard work, faith, and deep love for those around him.

From his early years in Samoa to his journey to New Zealand as a young teenager, Allen demonstrated determination and a strong sense of responsibility. Despite facing challenges and having limited opportunities for formal education, he continued learning, developed valuable skills, and built a successful working life through dedication and commitment.

What stands out most is that Allen’s achievements were not only for his own benefit. He generously shared his knowledge and experience, supported others, and contributed to his church and community. His willingness to help people learn and grow shows the kind of person he was: humble, caring, dependable, and always willing to make a positive difference.

As a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, Allen created a legacy of love that will continue through the people who knew him. The memories shared by his family are a meaningful reflection of the special place he held in their lives.

May this memorial page remain a lasting place where family and friends can share stories, photographs, and treasured memories. May future generations learn about Allen’s journey, values, achievements, and the love he gave so freely.

Although Allen is no longer with us, his influence and memory will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who loved him. May he rest peacefully, forever remembered and forever loved.
|photo=4293.jpg
|date=17 September 2026, 7:06 PM
}}
----{{Memory
|name=test 3
|message=His childhood was challenging. He grew up in poverty and, like many young people of his generation, did not have the opportunity to finish his formal education. At just 14 years old, Dad travelled to New Zealand to look for work so that he could help support his family back in Samoa. Leaving home at such a young age was a great sacrifice, but it became part of the strong, determined and hardworking man he would grow into.

Dad did not speak much about his childhood, but he loved being with his brothers and sisters. They had each other, and the bond between them was important to him. His mother and his siblings were among the people he held especially close to his heart.

Although Dad did not finish school, he never stopped learning. He completed courses and developed his skills in electrical engineering. Through hard work, determination and perseverance, he eventually built and managed his own electrical engineering company. His business became an important part of his life and enabled him to provide for his family.

Dad's success was never only about what he could achieve for himself. He believed in giving other people opportunities. He mentored many people who came to work for his business, shared his knowledge and skills, and gave people the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future for themselves.
|photo=dew.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
----{{Memory
|name=Devin
|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
|photo=Hero.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
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{{GuestbookWidget}}

Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-17T08:59:42Z

151.210.177.198:

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again'''''
----
{{Memory
|name=DEVIN DAI
|message=Reading Allen Jeston Craig’s memorial page is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact one person can have on a family, a community, and future generations. His life reflects courage, perseverance, hard work, faith, and deep love for those around him.

From his early years in Samoa to his journey to New Zealand as a young teenager, Allen demonstrated determination and a strong sense of responsibility. Despite facing challenges and having limited opportunities for formal education, he continued learning, developed valuable skills, and built a successful working life through dedication and commitment.

What stands out most is that Allen’s achievements were not only for his own benefit. He generously shared his knowledge and experience, supported others, and contributed to his church and community. His willingness to help people learn and grow shows the kind of person he was: humble, caring, dependable, and always willing to make a positive difference.

As a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, Allen created a legacy of love that will continue through the people who knew him. The memories shared by his family are a meaningful reflection of the special place he held in their lives.

May this memorial page remain a lasting place where family and friends can share stories, photographs, and treasured memories. May future generations learn about Allen’s journey, values, achievements, and the love he gave so freely.

Although Allen is no longer with us, his influence and memory will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who loved him. May he rest peacefully, forever remembered and forever loved.
|photo=4293.jpg
|date=17 September 2026, 7:06 PM
}}
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----{{Memory
|name=test 3
|message=His childhood was challenging. He grew up in poverty and, like many young people of his generation, did not have the opportunity to finish his formal education. At just 14 years old, Dad travelled to New Zealand to look for work so that he could help support his family back in Samoa. Leaving home at such a young age was a great sacrifice, but it became part of the strong, determined and hardworking man he would grow into.

Dad did not speak much about his childhood, but he loved being with his brothers and sisters. They had each other, and the bond between them was important to him. His mother and his siblings were among the people he held especially close to his heart.

Although Dad did not finish school, he never stopped learning. He completed courses and developed his skills in electrical engineering. Through hard work, determination and perseverance, he eventually built and managed his own electrical engineering company. His business became an important part of his life and enabled him to provide for his family.

Dad's success was never only about what he could achieve for himself. He believed in giving other people opportunities. He mentored many people who came to work for his business, shared his knowledge and skills, and gave people the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future for themselves.
|photo=dew.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
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----{{Memory
|name=Devin
|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
|photo=Hero.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
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{{GuestbookWidget}}

Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-15T19:34:57Z

151.210.177.198: Shared a memory via the Guestbook form (fruits)

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again.'''''

{{GuestbookWidget}}

{{Memory
|name=Devin
|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
|photo=Hero.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
----{{Memory
|name=test 2
|message=Family was always at the heart of Dad's life. He was a much-loved uncle and was loved by his nieces and nephews. He especially enjoyed having family visit from out of town and loved opening his home to them. Hosting family, sharing time together and making people feel welcome were some of the ways he showed his love.

Dad met Mum in Hawke’s Bay in the early 1970s, and their relationship blossomed into a beautiful marriage. They were married on 11 April 1977, beginning the journey of the family they would build together . Their meeting marked the beginning of their life together and the family they would go on to build. Dad's journey took him from Samoa to New Zealand and eventually to Riverside, California, where he passed away. He is now laid to rest at Manukau Memorial Gardens, surrounded by the love and memories of his family.
|photo=Images.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
----{{Memory
|name=test 3
|message=His childhood was challenging. He grew up in poverty and, like many young people of his generation, did not have the opportunity to finish his formal education. At just 14 years old, Dad travelled to New Zealand to look for work so that he could help support his family back in Samoa. Leaving home at such a young age was a great sacrifice, but it became part of the strong, determined and hardworking man he would grow into.

Dad did not speak much about his childhood, but he loved being with his brothers and sisters. They had each other, and the bond between them was important to him. His mother and his siblings were among the people he held especially close to his heart.

Although Dad did not finish school, he never stopped learning. He completed courses and developed his skills in electrical engineering. Through hard work, determination and perseverance, he eventually built and managed his own electrical engineering company. His business became an important part of his life and enabled him to provide for his family.

Dad's success was never only about what he could achieve for himself. He believed in giving other people opportunities. He mentored many people who came to work for his business, shared his knowledge and skills, and gave people the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future for themselves.
|photo=dew.jpg
|date=15 September 2026
}}
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|name=Test
|message=Text u tomorrow to see doctor said he would have been the same thing I can see that the information that
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|date=16 September 2026
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Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-15T10:35:48Z

151.210.177.198: Shared a memory via the Guestbook form (flowers)

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Dad met Mum in Hawke’s Bay in the early 1970s, and their relationship blossomed into a beautiful marriage. They were married on 11 April 1977, beginning the journey of the family they would build together . Their meeting marked the beginning of their life together and the family they would go on to build. Dad's journey took him from Samoa to New Zealand and eventually to Riverside, California, where he passed away. He is now laid to rest at Manukau Memorial Gardens, surrounded by the love and memories of his family.
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Although Dad did not finish school, he never stopped learning. He completed courses and developed his skills in electrical engineering. Through hard work, determination and perseverance, he eventually built and managed his own electrical engineering company. His business became an important part of his life and enabled him to provide for his family.

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Allen Jeston Craig/Stories

2026-09-15T10:26:37Z

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2026-09-13T10:03:54Z

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Allen Jeston Craig

2026-09-13T09:51:28Z

151.210.177.198: /* Family */

Allen Jeston Craig

2026-09-13T09:39:53Z

151.210.177.198:

'''Allen Jeston Craig''' (5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025) was a Samoan-born New Zealand electrical engineer, entrepreneur, and devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He founded and managed his own electrical engineering company and was known for his dedication to family, service to others, and mentoring those around him.[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|center|thumb|468x468px]]

== Life Story ==

Dad was born in Samoa on 5 April 1935 and grew up there as one of eleven children. His parents were Alexander Sandy Craig and Marie Bourne. He had ten siblings, and his family remained deeply important to him throughout his life. His family would sometimes affectionately call him Moses.

His childhood was challenging. He grew up in poverty and, like many young people of his generation, did not have the opportunity to finish his formal education. At just 14 years old, Dad travelled to New Zealand to look for work so that he could help support his family back in Samoa. Leaving home at such a young age was a great sacrifice, but it became part of the strong, determined and hardworking man he would grow into.

Dad did not speak much about his childhood, but he loved being with his brothers and sisters. They had each other, and the bond between them was important to him. His mother and his siblings were among the people he held especially close to his heart.

Although Dad did not finish school, he never stopped learning. He completed courses and developed his skills in electrical engineering. Through hard work, determination and perseverance, he eventually built and managed his own electrical engineering company. His business became an important part of his life and enabled him to provide for his family.

Dad's success was never only about what he could achieve for himself. He believed in giving other people opportunities. He mentored many people who came to work for his business, shared his knowledge and skills, and gave people the opportunity to learn, grow and build a better future for themselves.

Dad was also a dedicated member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church became a central part of his life. He devoted himself to the operation and service of the Church and faithfully fulfilled every calling he was given. He gave his time, energy and heart to serving others, and he especially enjoyed ministering to people in the community. His faith was not simply something he believed in; it was something he lived.

Family was always at the heart of Dad's life. He was a much-loved uncle and was loved by his nieces and nephews. He especially enjoyed having family visit from out of town and loved opening his home to them. Hosting family, sharing time together and making people feel welcome were some of the ways he showed his love.

Dad met Mum in Hawke's Bay on 11 April 1977. Their meeting marked the beginning of their life together and the family they would go on to build. Dad's journey took him from Samoa to New Zealand and eventually to Riverside, California, where he passed away. He is now laid to rest at Manukau Memorial Gardens, surrounded by the love and memories of his family.

His life was one of sacrifice, hard work, faith, perseverance, family and service to others. From leaving Samoa at only 14 years old to support his family, to building a successful career, serving faithfully in the Church, mentoring others and welcoming family into his home, Dad left a legacy that continues through the people he loved and the many lives he touched.

He will always be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, brother, uncle and friend.

== Family ==

=== Penny ===

Allen is remembered as the beloved eternal companion to Penny.

=== Children and Family ===

Allen was a loved father, grandfather (Koro), and great-grandfather.

His wider family also remembers him as a brother and uncle.

Individual family members and their stories may be added to this memorial as the family chooses.

== Memories ==

=== Remembering Allen ===

Allen's family and friends are invited to share their memories of him.

Memories may include:

* Childhood memories
* Family stories
* Special occasions
* Holidays and family gatherings
* Stories about Allen as a father
* Stories about Allen as a grandfather (Koro)
* Stories shared by his great-grandchildren
* Special moments with Penny
* Memories from brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces and friends

'''A person's life is remembered through the stories shared by the people who loved them.'''

== Photos ==

=== Allen's Life ===

[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|thumb|Allen Jeston Craig|alt=Photograph of Allen Jeston Craig]]

Additional photographs may be added to preserve different chapters of Allen's life.

=== Family Photos ===

Family photographs may include Allen with Penny, his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brothers, sisters, extended family and friends.

=== Special Moments ===

Photographs from birthdays, celebrations, holidays, family gatherings and other important moments can be added here.

== Timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Date !! Event
|-
| 5 April 1935 || Allen Jeston Craig was born.
|-
| — || Important childhood and family events may be added.
|-
| — || Marriage and family milestones may be added.
|-
| — || Births of children and grandchildren may be added.
|-
| — || Important family and life events may be added.
|-
| 8 September 2025 || Allen Jeston Craig passed away.
|}

== The Things We Remember ==

Allen is remembered through the role he played in the lives of the people around him.

He was a:

* Father
* Grandfather (Koro)
* Great-grandfather
* Brother
* Uncle
* Friend
* Eternal companion to Penny

The small details of a person's everyday life can become some of the most treasured memories for a family.

This section can be expanded with Allen's favourite foods, music, hobbies, sayings, places, interests, traditions and the things that made him unique.

== Guestbook ==

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again.'''''

{{GuestbookWidget}}

== Family Memories ==

This section may be used for longer stories contributed by family members.

=== From His Children ===

''Family memories can be added here.''

=== From His Grandchildren ===

''Memories of Koro can be added here.''

=== From His Great-Grandchildren ===

''Stories and memories can be added here.''

=== From Friends ===

''Friends can share their favourite memories of Allen here.''

== Memorial ==

Allen's physical memorial is represented by a personalised memorial featuring his photograph, name, dates and words of remembrance.

The memorial includes the words:

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

== Resting Place ==

Information about Allen's final resting place may be added here.

'''Cemetery:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Section:'''
'''Plot:'''

== Funeral and Farewell ==

Details about Allen's funeral or celebration of life may be added here if the family wishes to preserve them.

'''Funeral date:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Celebration of Life:'''

Funeral programmes, photographs, videos and other appropriate family materials may also be preserved as part of this memorial.

== Family Archive ==

The LovedForever memorial for Allen may preserve family materials such as:

* Family photographs
* Letters
* Personal documents
* Funeral programmes
* Family stories
* Newspaper articles
* Videos
* Important memories
* Other historical family materials

== Related People ==

* [[Penny]] — beloved eternal companion
* [[Family members]] — children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
* [[Family members]] — brothers and sisters
* [[Family members]] — nephews and nieces
* [[Friends]] — people who shared Allen's life

== Legacy ==

Allen Jeston Craig's legacy lives on through the people who knew and loved him.

He will continue to be remembered as a father, grandfather (Koro), great-grandfather, brother, uncle, friend and beloved companion to Penny.

His story can continue to grow as family and friends add photographs, memories, stories and messages to this memorial.

== In Memory ==

<div style="text-align:center; padding:30px;">

'''Allen Jeston Craig'''

'''5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025'''

''Beloved Eternal Companion to Penny''

''Loved Father, Grandfather (Koro), Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle & Friend.''

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

</div>

[[Category:Memorials]]
[[Category:People]]
[[Category:2025 deaths]]
[[Category:Family Memorials]]

Allen Jeston Craig

2026-09-13T09:29:42Z

151.210.177.198:

'''Allen Jeston Craig''' (5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025) was a Samoan-born New Zealand electrical engineer, entrepreneur, and devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He founded and managed his own electrical engineering company and was known for his dedication to family, service to others, and mentoring those around him.[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|center|thumb|468x468px]]

== In Loving Memory ==

'''Allen Jeston Craig'''

'''Sunrise:''' 5 April 1935
'''Sunset:''' 8 September 2025

Beloved Eternal Companion to Penny.

Loved Father, Grandfather (Koro), Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle & Friend.

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

== Life Story ==

Allen Jeston Craig was born on 5 April 1935 and passed away on 8 September 2025.

He was a much-loved member of his family and is remembered as a father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend.

His life touched many people, particularly those closest to him.

More details about Allen's childhood, family, career, interests, achievements and later years can be added to this memorial as his family wishes to preserve them.

== Family ==

=== Penny ===

Allen is remembered as the beloved eternal companion to Penny.

=== Children and Family ===

Allen was a loved father, grandfather (Koro), and great-grandfather.

His wider family also remembers him as a brother and uncle.

Individual family members and their stories may be added to this memorial as the family chooses.

== Memories ==

=== Remembering Allen ===

Allen's family and friends are invited to share their memories of him.

Memories may include:

* Childhood memories
* Family stories
* Special occasions
* Holidays and family gatherings
* Stories about Allen as a father
* Stories about Allen as a grandfather (Koro)
* Stories shared by his great-grandchildren
* Special moments with Penny
* Memories from brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces and friends

'''A person's life is remembered through the stories shared by the people who loved them.'''

== Photos ==

=== Allen's Life ===

[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|thumb|Allen Jeston Craig|alt=Photograph of Allen Jeston Craig]]

Additional photographs may be added to preserve different chapters of Allen's life.

=== Family Photos ===

Family photographs may include Allen with Penny, his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brothers, sisters, extended family and friends.

=== Special Moments ===

Photographs from birthdays, celebrations, holidays, family gatherings and other important moments can be added here.

== Timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Date !! Event
|-
| 5 April 1935 || Allen Jeston Craig was born.
|-
| — || Important childhood and family events may be added.
|-
| — || Marriage and family milestones may be added.
|-
| — || Births of children and grandchildren may be added.
|-
| — || Important family and life events may be added.
|-
| 8 September 2025 || Allen Jeston Craig passed away.
|}

== The Things We Remember ==

Allen is remembered through the role he played in the lives of the people around him.

He was a:

* Father
* Grandfather (Koro)
* Great-grandfather
* Brother
* Uncle
* Friend
* Eternal companion to Penny

The small details of a person's everyday life can become some of the most treasured memories for a family.

This section can be expanded with Allen's favourite foods, music, hobbies, sayings, places, interests, traditions and the things that made him unique.

== Guestbook ==

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again.'''''

{{GuestbookWidget}}

== Family Memories ==

This section may be used for longer stories contributed by family members.

=== From His Children ===

''Family memories can be added here.''

=== From His Grandchildren ===

''Memories of Koro can be added here.''

=== From His Great-Grandchildren ===

''Stories and memories can be added here.''

=== From Friends ===

''Friends can share their favourite memories of Allen here.''

== Memorial ==

Allen's physical memorial is represented by a personalised memorial featuring his photograph, name, dates and words of remembrance.

The memorial includes the words:

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

== Resting Place ==

Information about Allen's final resting place may be added here.

'''Cemetery:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Section:'''
'''Plot:'''

== Funeral and Farewell ==

Details about Allen's funeral or celebration of life may be added here if the family wishes to preserve them.

'''Funeral date:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Celebration of Life:'''

Funeral programmes, photographs, videos and other appropriate family materials may also be preserved as part of this memorial.

== Family Archive ==

The LovedForever memorial for Allen may preserve family materials such as:

* Family photographs
* Letters
* Personal documents
* Funeral programmes
* Family stories
* Newspaper articles
* Videos
* Important memories
* Other historical family materials

== Related People ==

* [[Penny]] — beloved eternal companion
* [[Family members]] — children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
* [[Family members]] — brothers and sisters
* [[Family members]] — nephews and nieces
* [[Friends]] — people who shared Allen's life

== Legacy ==

Allen Jeston Craig's legacy lives on through the people who knew and loved him.

He will continue to be remembered as a father, grandfather (Koro), great-grandfather, brother, uncle, friend and beloved companion to Penny.

His story can continue to grow as family and friends add photographs, memories, stories and messages to this memorial.

== In Memory ==

<div style="text-align:center; padding:30px;">

'''Allen Jeston Craig'''

'''5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025'''

''Beloved Eternal Companion to Penny''

''Loved Father, Grandfather (Koro), Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle & Friend.''

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

</div>

[[Category:Memorials]]
[[Category:People]]
[[Category:2025 deaths]]
[[Category:Family Memorials]]

Allen Jeston Craig

2026-09-13T09:24:52Z

151.210.177.198:

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| name = Allen Jeston Craig
| image = Allen Jeston Craig.jpg
| caption = Allen Jeston Craig
| birth_date = 5 April 1935
| death_date = 8 September 2025
| spouse = Penny
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'''Allen Jeston Craig''' (5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025) was a Samoan-born New Zealand electrical engineer, entrepreneur, and devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He founded and managed his own electrical engineering company and was known for his dedication to family, service to others, and mentoring those around him.[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|center|thumb|468x468px]]

== In Loving Memory ==

'''Allen Jeston Craig'''

'''Sunrise:''' 5 April 1935
'''Sunset:''' 8 September 2025

Beloved Eternal Companion to Penny.

Loved Father, Grandfather (Koro), Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle & Friend.

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

== Life Story ==

Allen Jeston Craig was born on 5 April 1935 and passed away on 8 September 2025.

He was a much-loved member of his family and is remembered as a father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend.

His life touched many people, particularly those closest to him.

More details about Allen's childhood, family, career, interests, achievements and later years can be added to this memorial as his family wishes to preserve them.

== Family ==

=== Penny ===

Allen is remembered as the beloved eternal companion to Penny.

=== Children and Family ===

Allen was a loved father, grandfather (Koro), and great-grandfather.

His wider family also remembers him as a brother and uncle.

Individual family members and their stories may be added to this memorial as the family chooses.

== Memories ==

=== Remembering Allen ===

Allen's family and friends are invited to share their memories of him.

Memories may include:

* Childhood memories
* Family stories
* Special occasions
* Holidays and family gatherings
* Stories about Allen as a father
* Stories about Allen as a grandfather (Koro)
* Stories shared by his great-grandchildren
* Special moments with Penny
* Memories from brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces and friends

'''A person's life is remembered through the stories shared by the people who loved them.'''

== Photos ==

=== Allen's Life ===

[[File:Allen Jeston Craig.jpg|thumb|Allen Jeston Craig|alt=Photograph of Allen Jeston Craig]]

Additional photographs may be added to preserve different chapters of Allen's life.

=== Family Photos ===

Family photographs may include Allen with Penny, his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brothers, sisters, extended family and friends.

=== Special Moments ===

Photographs from birthdays, celebrations, holidays, family gatherings and other important moments can be added here.

== Timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Date !! Event
|-
| 5 April 1935 || Allen Jeston Craig was born.
|-
| — || Important childhood and family events may be added.
|-
| — || Marriage and family milestones may be added.
|-
| — || Births of children and grandchildren may be added.
|-
| — || Important family and life events may be added.
|-
| 8 September 2025 || Allen Jeston Craig passed away.
|}

== The Things We Remember ==

Allen is remembered through the role he played in the lives of the people around him.

He was a:

* Father
* Grandfather (Koro)
* Great-grandfather
* Brother
* Uncle
* Friend
* Eternal companion to Penny

The small details of a person's everyday life can become some of the most treasured memories for a family.

This section can be expanded with Allen's favourite foods, music, hobbies, sayings, places, interests, traditions and the things that made him unique.

== Guestbook ==

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

=== Messages of Remembrance ===

'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again.'''''

{{GuestbookWidget}}

== Family Memories ==

This section may be used for longer stories contributed by family members.

=== From His Children ===

''Family memories can be added here.''

=== From His Grandchildren ===

''Memories of Koro can be added here.''

=== From His Great-Grandchildren ===

''Stories and memories can be added here.''

=== From Friends ===

''Friends can share their favourite memories of Allen here.''

== Memorial ==

Allen's physical memorial is represented by a personalised memorial featuring his photograph, name, dates and words of remembrance.

The memorial includes the words:

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

== Resting Place ==

Information about Allen's final resting place may be added here.

'''Cemetery:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Section:'''
'''Plot:'''

== Funeral and Farewell ==

Details about Allen's funeral or celebration of life may be added here if the family wishes to preserve them.

'''Funeral date:'''
'''Location:'''
'''Celebration of Life:'''

Funeral programmes, photographs, videos and other appropriate family materials may also be preserved as part of this memorial.

== Family Archive ==

The LovedForever memorial for Allen may preserve family materials such as:

* Family photographs
* Letters
* Personal documents
* Funeral programmes
* Family stories
* Newspaper articles
* Videos
* Important memories
* Other historical family materials

== Related People ==

* [[Penny]] — beloved eternal companion
* [[Family members]] — children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
* [[Family members]] — brothers and sisters
* [[Family members]] — nephews and nieces
* [[Friends]] — people who shared Allen's life

== Legacy ==

Allen Jeston Craig's legacy lives on through the people who knew and loved him.

He will continue to be remembered as a father, grandfather (Koro), great-grandfather, brother, uncle, friend and beloved companion to Penny.

His story can continue to grow as family and friends add photographs, memories, stories and messages to this memorial.

== In Memory ==

<div style="text-align:center; padding:30px;">

'''Allen Jeston Craig'''

'''5 April 1935 – 8 September 2025'''

''Beloved Eternal Companion to Penny''

''Loved Father, Grandfather (Koro), Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle & Friend.''

'''"Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again."'''

</div>

[[Category:Memorials]]
[[Category:People]]
[[Category:2025 deaths]]
[[Category:Family Memorials]]

Talk:Bruce Lee

2026-09-12T10:28:46Z

151.210.177.198: /* Great man */ new section

We are missing you

== Great man ==

We are missing u

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2026-09-12T10:28:02Z

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We are missing you