Obituary

Lived a busy and full life, from May 20, 1947 – January 21, 2022. He was born in St. Catharines, Ontario to Ethel (Cameron) and Cecil Stull; and he died in his home in Mount Forest, in the slice of paradise that he shared with his partner, Suzanne Brown. His passions? He was the techie guy that you would go to with any question, and he would delight in getting into the details of the answer…it was rarely a straightforward one-liner. He loved photography and worked over 30 years at Silvano Colour Lab, taught photography at Brock College, and had his own dark room. He loved scuba diving and exploring underwater wrecks; he wasn’t into the warm water and pretty fish that Suzanne loved. When they left Toronto and moved to 4 acres in Mount Forest, he set up a clock repair shop in the back shed and became the Clock Man for the County. He had no children…the birds, pesky squirrels who would steal from the bird feeder, the house cats, and Mother Nature were all his kids. And food! He loved to prepare (meticulously, of course) good food for Suz and friends; and he relished a really good meal in a restaurant. In lieu of flowers, Craig would appreciate donations to the Mount Forest Louise Marshall Hospital Foundation. Arrangements entrusted to the England Funeral Home.