The family of Leon Fedinec: Thank you for the outpouring of love
The family of Leon Fedinec would like to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support toward us during this time of great loss.
We lost our son, father, husband, brother, grandfather, uncle and cousin, but your loss we recognize is that of a friend.
Thank you for your cards, food, calls, all your acts of kindness and love, your prayers and words of encouragement and Grant Mortuary for your help and kindness. Thank you Father Jose and Pastor Bob Snavely for a comforting and reassuring service; Loretta Earle and Ashley Daigle for the uplifting Ann Carr music and St. Michael’s Catholic Church for the luncheon after the service. For each and every one of you in this community who have reached out, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We love you and appreciate each of you.
The family of Leon Fedinec
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Craig Hotshot crew volunteers time to create brand new hiking and biking trail at Loudy-Simpson Park
Craig and Moffat County residents have a brand new hiking and biking trail at Loudy-Simpson Park thanks to volunteer work from the Craig Hotshot Wildland Fire Crew.
