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Craig,

It's been such a pleasure knowing and working with you over the years. Thank you so much for all you've done for the State of Utah's prevention efforts and for prevention on a national level as well. Through your work, you've made such a tremendous impact. More than that, thank you for being YOU -- for bringing your enthusiasm, humor, and kind determination to the work. You will be greatly missed!

That said, I am happy for your next grand adventure -- retirement. Enjoy!

Mary Johnstun

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I have been so grateful to have worked along side of you in the Prevention field. You are an amazing leader and advocate for prevention and will be sorely missed. You are leaving a great big hole that will be super hard to fill. Know that I have appreciated your friendship, help, and knowledge as we have worked together to survive the SHARPstorm of 2022. HAHA Best of luck to you in retirement - I hope you can find some time to relax. :) --Tanya Albornoz

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Congratulations on your retirement Craig. Very happy for you and Mary. Utah and the country are better off as a result of your service.  A ton of great memories my friend, thanks for being your fun, dedicated and generous self.  Hope to see you again soon.

Michael Langer.

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Craig,
Thank you for all your efforts over the years to contribute to prevention in your state and also across the country as you worked with other state and local prevention leaders. I have enjoyed (and valued) watching you contribute sound advice to CSAP as a member of it’s national advisory council. I think you have contributed to a fundamental understanding of the principles and practices of community based prevention. Because of your leadership and that of other Utah prevention professionals the field is better. Leaving things better than you found them is to be recognized and celebrated.
Congratulations!!
Best wishes in your new future!!
Dan Fletcher
Maryland

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Craig - I've been honored (truly) to get to watch you in action in the field of prevention and to learn from watching and listening to you.  Your ability to express your excitement for prevention and coalitions goes beyond excitement, it's based on firm knowledge and skills that not many people take the time to develop and use.  "Everyone wants to do prevention, but not as many want to do the work of prevention."

It's been an adventurous 11 years that I've had working with you; you will be missed here. I hope whoever takes over doesn't screw up the progress that has been made under your guidance  :D

You're awesome.  And there's no doubt in my mind that mom and dad are proud of all you've accomplished <3

xo  Leann

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I am so grateful to have served with you on National Prevention Network (NPN). You may have been the longest serving president and past president — not
my fault :) — and you did it with a strong and tenacious voice. The prevention field is fortunate and better because of your service! I hope one of your fondest memories is going to a White Sox game and riding the “L”! I enjoyed getting to know you at baseball games and restaurants, always a fun time! All the best to you! Congratulations and happy retirement!
Kim Fornero

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Craig,

Congratulations on your retirement. Thank you for all that you have taught me and everything you have done for our community and beyond! I look forward to hearing about the amazing work that you will continue to do.
Enjoy all the adventures that you plan to do!

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Thank you Craig for all you have done for the field! It’s time now to enjoy the wonders of your next chapter! I have every confidence this will be filled with love, adventure and laughter! Peace! Kevin Haggerty

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Craig, never forget the prevention legacy you have built! You have left us with such a strong foundation to keep things moving forward - THANK YOU for paving the way. I've always appreciated your energy, passion, and curiosity in the work we do! Best wishes on your well-deserved retirement and upcoming adventures - you will be missed! - Anna Fondario

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Best Wishes from Brian Bumbarger (and the SPR ski team!)

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Best Wishes from Brian Bumbarger (and the SPR ski team!)

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Congratulations Craig on your well-earned retirement, and best wishes for all the adventures yet to come! I feel genuinely privileged to know you as both a friend and prevention colleague. You are the very definition of a "boundary-spanner" bringing together policy, practice and research, and Utah is SO fortunate to have had your leadership and guidance for so many years. You have such a unique talent for gently, respectfully, and thoughtfully nudging all those around you to want to be better and to make systems better. I'm sure in retirement you will continue to be an invaluable source of wisdom and inspiration for Utah and other states around the country, but I'm also overjoyed for you that you'll now have much more time to enjoy the mountains. I hope we get to spend some time together again soon.

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Craig - thank you for the many years of mentorship.  I always appreciated learning from you and getting to work with you.  You bring a great presence and information to everything you are involved with.  I hope we can stay in touch...I'll still need a Utah outdoor guide when I'm in the area!  :)

take care and enjoy retirement.  You deserve it.

Sarah Mariani

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Craig,
I've told you before about my fears for the state of prevention in Utah when you leave. That's because of the huge impact you've had on the culture and structure of our prevention system. And it's hard to imagine how we maintain that without you. Perhaps our saving grace is that you have had such a huge impact on so many of us, that we're now ready to carry the torch. In fact, as you move into this next phase of your life, stepping away a little from direct involvement with our prevention system, I hope you know that those of us who remain to carry that torch, owe much of what we've done, and what we'll do, to you, your training, your perspective, and your influence and example. You will continue to impact our prevention system because you are behind so much of what we do, even if you don't know it. So move on with confidence and satisfaction that you have had an immense and positive impact, and that the work will go on... because of you. I'm honored to call you my mentor, and even more honored to call you my friend. And I look forward to both of those continuing long into the future!

- Logan Reid

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Craig, I have appreciated our working time together! William and I are still laughing at your reaction to being called my "work husband" from the PopCon prevention conference this past summer. I can't imagine how the prevention work in Utah will continue without you - you have been such an instrumental force and I hope that you continue to be a strong advocate from behind the scenes - unless you decide to run for office! Yay! Representative Craig PoVey!! I like the way that sounds!!

Please keep in touch! I will miss your everyday influence on our state! Hugs to you and Mary!

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Congratulations on your retirement! I still think you are way to young to be retired, but I won't telll anyone you faked your age to retire early ;).
In all seriousness, I have enjoyed working with you and learning from you. You have made such an impact in our department and community at large. It will be difficult for anyone trying to fill your shoes.
However, I truly hope in retirement that you get to accomplish all the things you didn't have time for before, and that you live each day to the fullest.  Travel and see the world, try new food, go surfing, rock climbing, etc...just don't let them put you in a "retirement community."

Best wishes,
Laki Besic

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Congratulations on retirement Craig. It's been both an honor and pleasure to get to know you over the years, starting with our tenure together on the CSAP National Advisory Council and all of the other opportunities we've had to connect and collaborate in the name of building and promoting prevention. One of my favorite memories of my career will always be when you invited me out to present at the Fall conference in St. George, but mostly because of the little trip we did around St George after the conference, was so cool to have that experience with you and the other presenters. When I think of prevention champions you'll always be at the top of the list, thank you for everything you've done for the field and hope our paths will still cross every now and again. Congratulations and best wishes for the adventures ahead! -Scott Gagnon

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Craig,
Words can't express my gratitude to you for the amazing work you've done to legitimize prevention science in Utah and the United States of America.  Your impact stretches beyond our state borders into federal and state policy across the Nation.  You, Julie Spindler, Susannah Burt (and little bit of Brent Kelsey ;-) taught me everything I know about Prevention.  I am forever grateful.
May God Bless you and your family in this new chapter of your life!
Doug Thomas

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Craig:

What a great ride its been! I met your Dad long before we met, but the times I had with you at conferences and meetings across the country will always be memorable to me and put a smile on my face! From Civil War battlefields to finding an inexpensive dinner on the road, you kept my pedometer very busy, my friend! I will miss your wit, your humor and all the fun times we had at baseball games and other activities over the years. But I have missed your guidance, our prevention discussions, and most of all, your professionalism over the years since I retired! You have inspired many, both throughout your state and across the country with your leadership! I only hope that your retirement is as exciting and nourishing for you as your career has been! Best of luck in your new endeavors, My Friend!

Jeff Ruscoe
Former NPN Representative from Oregon

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Thanks for all of your work in contributing in to the field important field of prevention! 30 years is quite the dedication! I hope you fully enjoy your extra time doing the things you love most!

- Crystal Garcia

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Congratulations Craig! I hope you have many grand adventures, especially with family!  We will all miss you! Best Wishes!!!
Jenifer Briseno

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Congratulations Craig on your retirement!

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Thank you for all your hard work and contributions! I hope you get to do all the things that you wanted to do but didn't get to do. Enjoy your retirement and all the exciting adventures ahead of you. Wishing you the best!

Sonam Sethi

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Craig, Congratulations on a successful and meaningful government career! We appreciate all you have done and your leadership on the SUD team. Enjoy the next phase of life!
-Megan West

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Craig, your name will always be synonymous with outstanding Utah prevention work for me. Thank you for the opportunities to come to the beautiful state of Utah and share what was happening in Washington State. You have a national reputation for outstanding professionalism and crazy fun! May the crazy fun continue to bring you much joy in retirement. Best wishes to you always.
~Mary Segawa

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Congratulations Craig!  I sure appreciate the time we had together in the 5th Ward.  Now that you are retiring I can definitely call you an old man LOL!  Enjoy your retirement!  You deserve it!

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Congratulations Craig!  I sure appreciate the time we had together in the 5th Ward.  Now that you are retiring I can definitely call you an old man LOL!  Enjoy your retirement!  You deserve it!

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-Chris Buckway

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Craig, Congratulations on your retirement. I didn't get to work with you for very long but I know you will be missed! Best of luck to you!            - Alyssa Mitchell

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Craig, Congratulations on your retirement. I didn't get to work with you for very long but I know you will be missed! Best of luck to you!            - Alyssa Mitchell

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You are a great agent of local level partnership! Great working with you Craig!

Ryan Carrier

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THANK YOU Craig! I am so grateful for your leadership and passion. You have been such an amazing influence on prevention in Utah!! I am so grateful that I had the chance to work with you and learn from you! I wish you all the best as you embark on this new adventure! Happy (bike and hike) trails to you!

Janae Duncan

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Craig, I wish you the absolute best that life has to offer in retirement!!  Much more time on the bike and living your dreams - of whatever you want to do :).  Thanks so much for your friendship, collegiality, and passion over the past two decades that we've known each other working in the area of prevention!  Best to you always!!
Jason Burrow-Sanchez

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Thank you for your contributions to advancing the prevention field. Your pursuit of doing the right thing on a consistent basis is unparalleled. Here's to enjoying new adventures, personally and professionally. Cheers, Nel Nadal

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Thank you for -

living your faith

continuing your family legacy in Prevention

being a “somewhat” reluctant NPN President

sharing you heart, your sense of humor, and your great laugh full of contagious JOY

SO many memories over all the years

being a special friend

Blessings always,
Debbie Synhorst

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Hey Craig,

You are The Man! Congrats on your retirement and all the best in whatever your next adventure will be! I’ve never met a more intelligent, thoughtful, educated person that, in an instant, could go from scholarly to the most fun goof-off of the bunch! That’s my takeaway, Craig.

Craig, you’ve done so much to advance prevention in Utah. I know because I’ve witnessed it. I’ve picked your brain on many occasions and took notes on your insights and vision. I knew early on when I threw a ball to you, and you couldn’t catch it 😉, you were never cutout to be a “receiver.” You were born to be a QB—a leader.

Thanks for your contributions, Craig. I’ve learned a lot from you. We wouldn’t be as well off as we are, without your perspectives and leadership!

Enjoy it, Man!

Doug Murakami

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I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work with you throughout the years. Your leadership at Progressive Youth and DSAMH/SUMH has been instrumental to my own professional career. Please know that your prevention legacy will continue to inspire hope and change. Here's to your journey- may you find adventure and respite!
Congratulations!
"Goodbye Tension, Hello Pension!"
Sharon Cook

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You've actually done it! What a remarkable legacy you've filled and now left for the field of prevention in Utah and beyond. Your vision for bringing and supporting evidence based prevention in communities throughout the state has benefited countless families and generations. Your knack for building relationships and friendships that are genuine and lasting shows your care and kindness for all people. Your character and compassion are unmatched. It has been an absolute honor and pleasure to learn from and work with you. Thank you for being a teacher, a mentor and a friend. All prevention meetings will now end 70% earlier, and we'll log off or walk out only with valued memories of your extremely important prevention nuggets or just your crazy stories of adventures/misadventures in mountains and deserts, big cities or small towns with stitches and/or concussions. Here's to new journeys! ENJOY THE RIDE!!

-Rob Timmerman

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Craig, I was just getting to know you under the merge and sorry to see you go so soon. I appreciate the contributions you made to the manager meetings. I hope this next chapter is full of wonderful things! -Nichole Shepard

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Craig, You are unique in the very best ways! You are very passionate about helping people. The prevention field in Utah won't be the same without you in it, but I guess we'll manage...:) Thank you, truly, for all you've done to protect our young people. Best of luck in all you plan to do from here on out! Rori Douros

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I will always remember Craig as my white water river rafting guide. He scared me to death by warning us where people had drowned the year before. Granny stroke!
Brian Alba

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Craig, I want you to know how much I have enjoyed the time we have spent together over the past 30+ years, both professionally and socially. I have always admired your passion for prevention and your ability to influence prevention policy nationally and here in Utah. Thanks for sharing your passion for the outdoors. I certainly enjoyed your including me on adventures, such as Hiking Mystery Canyon and the Subway, going on Mt. bike and motorcycle rides, skiing, and just hanging out. Good luck on the next phase of your professional career.
Steve Harrison

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Now that you are going to be retired, hopefully we can do some more of this!  Also, since you won't be working, you can do all of the pulling!   Congratulations on making it to retirement!! 

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Congratulations, Craig!

It has been a pleasure working with you through the NPN network over the years-you still win the award for longest term as Past President! I hope to see you at some of the national conferences in the future! I remember the first time we met at the NPN Conference in Lexington, KY. We had both had traveling mishaps and our luggage did not make it with us to the conference!
We have had many adventures together along the way-from baseball games in various cities across the country to hiking in the beautiful National Parks in Utah-I have truly enjoyed them all.

I have also enjoyed all of the many thought provoking conversations related back to prevention-you are a visionary! Thank you so much for your friendship and passion to our field of prevention-you are a true leader, mentor and friend.

Best wishes on this new chapter and enjoy retirement! Enjoy this time with your family, friends and the great outdoors! Keep in touch and I hope our paths cross again in the future!

Michelle Nienhius

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Craig, you definitely set the bar WAY HIGH UP for us to work toward.  I don't know anyone else with such an in-depth way of looking at things from different perspectives and I learned to listen and be quiet until I had given the situation attention from opposing viewpoints.

I will miss your insight, your wisdom, your way of including everyone and your great big contagious smile!  I have truly enjoyed learning from you and I will always respect the work you have done for prevention.

I hope you'll really retire, meaning you will wash your hands of prevention for 6 months at least.  After that if you want to bug us still, come on back. But you HAVE to take a 6 month hiatus.  Can you do it???

Take care of yourself and I hope you and Mary have the best days of your marriage ahead of you.  Thanks for everything you gave. --- Heather Lewis

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Craig:

I guess we all knew this day would come, but what a bummer for us that it is actually here. You are such a true friend to Prevention in the State of Utah. You are also a true friend to the local folks, whether they be urban, RURAL or FRONTIER! You understand the true value in local implementation efforts. You are so good at thinking outside the box, and listening to the unique needs and concerns of people where they live, then helping them champion and support prevention efforts in their area, while still driving evidence-based programming.
You are also a true friend to me! Thanks for being my Regional Director and for helping me feel "heard" and valued way down in this corner of the state.
You are amazing and as you open this new chapter of your life, I have no doubt that you will continue to lift, influence, and help other people who need your help and goodness.

Please stay in touch!
You are the best!

Hugs!!!
Alyn Mitchell

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You always had a vision of the big picture and the future when asking the locals to do something different...and it was successful!  I remember you telling me back in 2002 during our site visit that we should think about putting together a coalition...I WAS NOT HAPPY!  I thought it would be just one more thing "the state" was wanting us to do.  WELL...it turned out to be wildly successful in our county, and TIPP is still going strong almost 20 years later!!  Thank you for your vision and belief in prevention... and the people you worked with throughout the state!!  You are a gem Craig!  Be careful as you navigate those new trails in your life!  You're not 20 or 30 or 40 any more :-)  Love ya!  I wish you only the best!!
With much love and appreciation~
Julie Whear-Spindler

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Craig, Congratulations on wonderful career.  You legacy and work will live on forever.  Thank you for all of you contributions and example on professionalism.  Very best to you and your future endeavors.

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So exciting!! Congratulations on a phenomenal career impacting and improving the lives of Utahns. Your passion and expertise will be missed! May your retirement bring new adventures and great joy!!

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Congratulations on your retirement, Craig! Your expertise and work in prevention has certainly made an immense difference for youth, families and communities in Utah. I'm grateful to have been able to learn from you. Enjoy the many adventures you have ahead!
-Clarissa Stebbing

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Craig,
Ha Ha if you think that you are going to get away from prevention in retirement!  That didn't really work for me!
I have so much respect for you, not just your knowledge and leadership, but also your willingness to meet challenges head on!  I was so impressed when you took on the federal leaders, asking the important questions and always trying to bring them back to the basics.  Not only that, but you did it well, with candor and a good sense of humor to boot.  Thank you for always giving your best and bringing the rest of us along with you.  Best to you and come to Tucson for a bike ride!!!!!
Pamela Drake

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Craig,
Congratulations on a well-deserved retirement. It has been a pleasure knowing and working with you over these MANY years. Thank you for your passion, dedication, and advocacy for prevention. Your efforts have made a lasting impact. You will be missed, but what an exciting next chapter for you! I wish you and your family well. Please stay in touch!
Heather Borski

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Craig, when I first came to prevention, you were the one who took the time to welcome and share your expertise and advice.  It paid off over the years!  Thank you for being a fierce advocate for primary prevention, and tremendous leader and friend!  Enjoy this time in your life by keeping it simple - my motto is "go do"!  If cycling or skiing, or seeing your son finds you and your wife in MT, be sure to let me know.  Have fun!
Cheers, Vicki Turner

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So, you're retiring. You'll get to ride your bike whenever you want. All while collecting a check from the State.

So... what's new??

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Congratulations!
Hi Craig, it has truly been a pleasure working with you through YEMOP, little had I known back in Jan that you were an avid cyclist like myself perhaps we would of had even more to talk about, best of luck in the future and perhaps I will see you out on the road of a trail somewhere.
-Doug Northcott (TPCP/YEMOP)

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You can move on knowing that your impact on prevention in the State of Utah was a result of your vision and incredible leadership. I'm grateful for our 20 + years of working together and I'm excited for you to start this next chapter in your life. All my best, Trudy Brereton

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We were so lucky to have you! Now, it's the world's turn. Congrats on your retirement and good luck with your new adventure! -Nichole Cunha

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We were so lucky to have you! Now, it's the world's turn. Congrats on your retirement and good luck with your new adventure! -Nichole Cunha

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It has certainly been a pleasure working with you over the years. Best wishes, my friend.
Beverly Johnson (Alabama)

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Craig, it has been such a pleasure working with you over the years and particularly the last two years as we had the chance to work closely together and I learned a lot from you! It is impossible to quantify the impact of the work that we do, but undoubtedly your work has touched countless lives and has been the foundation of positive change that will extend into the future for generations. Thank you for all that you have done! I hope to see you around St. George and maybe we'll even encounter one another on the trail. Good luck and congratulations on your retirement! Here's to new horizons and adventures.

Braden Ainsworth

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Work just won't be the same without you. I can honestly say I  wouldn't be where I am at without having crossed paths with you. I'll save up my nickels and quarters for the next time they cross, hopefully on a trail somewhere. Your legacy will have an impact for a long time.
Why do retirees smile all the time? Because they can't hear a word you are saying.
David Watkins

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Congratulations Craig! I didn't get to work a whole lot with you but when we did I learned quite a bit and appreciated your help. You've been such a big part of prevention efforts in Utah and made a huge impact on the lives of so many. Enjoy the ride into the sunset!

Neiufi Iongi

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We will miss you! I hear there are no days off when you're retired! =) Hope you enjoy yourself!
-Cindy López

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Congratulations again on your retirement! You gave me my very first professional  job 25 years ago at WHS in Ogden as a group leader and then a mentor. In working with you and your team, every great thing in my career  stemmed from that first opportunity. I remember a particular work trip with Connie and you, taking about 15 “At Risk” children to community pool to help them have a great summer and make memories .   I am so grateful for your leadership and example over the years of a true professional, advocate for children, youth & humanity . You are admired by all as a true professional and  familyman. We all see the happiness you’ve created in life and strive to be like you!  You deserve the best, Keep playing volleyball, laughing,  climbing mountains, and riding !

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Craig, you are one of the great ones and this reminds me of you     IF - by Rudyard Kipling

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Craig, you are one of the great ones and this reminds me of you     IF - by Rudyard Kipling

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If you can keep your head when all about you

Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

But make allowance for their doubting too;

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,

Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies,

Or being hated, don’t give way to hating,

And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise:

If you can dream—and not make dreams your master;

If you can think—and not make thoughts your aim;

If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster

And treat those two impostors just the same;

If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,

And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings

And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,

And lose, and start again at your beginnings

And never breathe a word about your loss;

If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew

To serve your turn long after they are gone,

And so hold on when there is nothing in you

Except the Will which says to them: ‘Hold on!’

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,

Or walk with Kings—nor lose the common touch,

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,

If all men count with you, but none too much;

If you can fill the unforgiving minute

With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run,

Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it,

And—which is more—you’ll be a Man, my son!

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Hey Craiggles! Thanks for the levity when it was needed. I hope you enjoy your plans for retirement!  Good luck to you in your adventures!

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Hey Craiggles! Thanks for the levity when it was needed. I hope you enjoy your plans for retirement!  Good luck to you in your adventures!

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Thank you for spreading your vision for prevention far and wide, including to me.  May you have many years of learning, loving, and playtime to enjoy.  This guy gets what I'm talking about.

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Thank you for spreading your vision for prevention far and wide, including to me.  May you have many years of learning, loving, and playtime to enjoy.  This guy gets what I'm talking about.

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-Andrea Hood

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“Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer's day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.” ― John Lubbock, The Use Of Life

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THANK YOU for being one of my greatest mentors in learning about prevention and program management. I appreciate your partnership and creative energy more than you know! You really helped guide me on the right path with my work for the past several years. Your legacy will be felt in so many ways!

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Best wishes and happy we may still get to see you around! - Amanda A.

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Best wishes and happy we may still get to see you around! - Amanda A.

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Retirement is Retirement is Retirement. I hope you make the most of it. Best of Luck on your new ventures!

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Retirement is Retirement is Retirement. I hope you make the most of it. Best of Luck on your new ventures!

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What a wonderful new adventure. I'm sure that you will still find many ways to create healthy communities even in your leisure. Thank you for all of your dedication through the years. Best of luck!
Christal Dent (TPCP)

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Congratulations on your retirement! I wish you amazing adventures and memorable times. Enjoy! - Al Romeo

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Congratulations on your retirement! I wish you amazing adventures and memorable times. Enjoy! - Al Romeo

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Craig, we have known each other our whole careers (over 30 years). It has been a pleasure working with you and all the brainstorming sessions we have had together. I wish you much success in your next adventure. You'll be missed my friend!

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Hi Craig! It's been a pleasure collaborating with you on various prevention efforts over the years. Best wishes on this new chapter in your life and enjoy retirement! Rich Lucey

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Craig it's been quite an adventure. Congratulations on your retirement. I'm about two months behind you. We're fortunate to have some time to retire in good health. Maybe I'll see you on my bike down in St. George or on a trail sometime. Good luck and thanks for all you have done for DHHS.

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You're the only one who can say this now! We sure are going to miss you around here. Who else is totally going to de-rail a meeting with irrelevant or deep thoughts? Speaking of changing topics...I am still going to come to you for any biking questions I might have. And...let's do Salt to Saint next year.

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Congratulations on an amazing career!  Now you will have so much time to work on fancy new bike tricks!  There are no words for how much we will miss your prevention wisdom, your rabbit holes with side holes, all the laughs and unforgettable atv rides.  You're a legend PoVey--we have a lot to live up to!

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Congratulations on an amazing career!  Now you will have so much time to work on fancy new bike tricks!  There are no words for how much we will miss your prevention wisdom, your rabbit holes with side holes, all the laughs and unforgettable atv rides.  You're a legend PoVey--we have a lot to live up to!