PHOENIX – Phoenix Police Department officials announced Tuesday that one of the department’s sergeants had died. Sergeant Tom Craig, who had been with the police for 26 years, died on September 3 of a “medical problem,” officials said. Sgt. Craig was a loving father and husband who supported his children and enjoyed helping people in the neighborhood and community. “He lived his life to the fullest, no matter what. Nothing would get in his way. His family was his number one” He really just worked to support them and give them everything they wanted in life “said K’Lee Arredondo-Forbes, a family friend of Craig. Arredondo-Forbes trained Craig’s twin girls in high school softball but also shared the same career of being a Tempe police officer.” another year and a month, “said Arredondo-Forbes.” His lifelong dream was to buy a motorhome and travel with his wife. He was looking forward to it. “A memorial to Sgt. Craig shows how many people he has influenced on and off duty. He could be serious as a police officer but was just as likely to photo bomb a picture with a goofy expression on his face. The family ABC15 confirmed that Sgt. Craig’s death was due to problems related to COVID-19, with the virus “killing him within a month”.
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