Donita S.

Craig

Donita Shalice Craig was born on December 19th, 1974 in Toledo, Ohio.

She is preceded in death by both parents, mother Rosalind and Henry Craig and brother Douglas Lamont Thompson. Donita accepted Christ as a small child and again as an adult. She was the baby of the family. Known to them as "Boops" and our mom called her the "Caboose" of the family.

Donita attended Nathan Hale Elementary School and Devilbiss High School, but later obtained her G.E.D. She became a Girl Scout at a young age for 3 years. Donita was always so proud of showing off her new badges to her family and always was proud of her accomplishments.

Donita went into the medical field becoming a C.N.A. She always loved helping and taking care of others. She always kept a beautiful smile on her face. She loved her family very much. Donita loved and thought the world of her grandchildren. She had a great, crazy sense of humor, when she'd laugh, you couldn't help but to laugh along. Donita never would bite her tongue and would tell it like it is.

Donita a loving, kind, bright spirit and a big heart. Upon her request she gave life even after death. Donita is our hero, we honor her not only as a sister, but as a person that kept giving we salute her.

She leave to cherish her son: Martwon Craig, daughters: Jay'Nice, twins, Da'Nasia and Te'Lasia Craig all of Toledo, Ohio, grandchildren; Jayion, Janyla, Breydan and Ja'Sire, siblings: sisters; Regina Thompson of Georgiana, AL., Yvette Thompson-Gordon of Toledo, OH., Charvella Sanders of Georgiana , AL. brothers; Ronald (Gina) Thompson of Sharpsburg, GA, Timothy (Mari) Thompson-Cook of Encino, CA., Clyde (Cheri) Thompson of Georgiana, AL., Henry Craig and Eric Robinson Sr. both of Toledo, Ohio. nieces; Shamika, April, Shanell, Ashley, Shayna, Alisha, Erika, Trish, Khadija, Keyana and special niece, Sha'Kina, nephews; Brandon Tyler, Erron, Taihiro, Andra, Camron and Eric Jr., aunts; Maggie Benson, Danielle Lathan and Francesca Thompson, uncles; Eddie Craig, Billy Lathan, Charles Douglas and a host of cousins and friends.

We'd like to thank Toledo Hospital ICU Unit and Life Connection for the comfort of our dear sister during her transition.