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Craig
began his career in major appliances with Sears Contract Sales
in 1978.

Craig
Moon, a long time vendor representative serving the
rent-to-own, builder and retail sectors, past away this
morning. He was 62. Moon had
over a quarter century of combined sales management and
marketing experience in the major appliance industry. He
began his distinguished career in major appliances with
Sears Contract Sales in 1978.
He later moved to Whirlpool
Corporation, where he served as National Account Executive
for Rental and as Senior Builder Account Manager.
In 2003, Moon came back to
Sears Contract Sales as National Account Manager For Rent to
Own. He told RTO Online in 2003, "I'm thrilled to be back in
the Rent to Own industry. I'm looking forward to renewing
old friendships."
Most recently, Craig served as the National Account Manager
for Bosch-Siemens. He is
survived by his wife Lynne, his brother Cecil, a nephew Martin
Moon, a niece Jennifer Koch, 17 grand nieces and nephews, and
three great grand nieces and nephews.
Obit, written by Cecil Moon
Zion Beckons, reprinted with permission, follows:
Monday, January 7, 2008
Craig R. Moon (1945-2008)
April 1945 marked two momentous
events. Franklin Delano Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage
and my brother Craig was born. He weighed 2 lbs, 9 oz at birth
and spent his first three months in an incubator at Ellis
Memorial Hospital in Waterloo, Iowa. His survival was truly
miraculous. He was the only child of Phyllis (Hoopes) Moon and
Dr. Cecil L. Moon, Sr..
Upon graduating from high school he joined the US Navy and
served aboard the USS Mansfield during the Vietnam War.
Honorably discharged as a first class petty officer after four
years, he used his acquired skills in engineering and
refrigeration as a basis for a lifetime career with various
segments of the appliance industry. Most recently he was a
national account manager for Bosch-Siemens.
His avocational interests were mostly athletic including
off-road biking, cycling, handball, and skiing, his first love.
As current president of IBEX, a leading Chicago ski club, he led
the group to many mountain top (and downhill) experiences. An
accomplished double black diamond skier he skied nearly every
major and minor slope in North America and some in Europe.
He succumbed peacefully to cancer this morning at 1:30 am. He is
survived by his wife Lynne, his brother, a nephew Martin Moon, a
niece Jennifer Koch, 17 grand nieces and nephews, and three
great grand nieces and nephews. Preceding him in death were his
parents, his first wife Karla, and his nephew Cecil Moon, III.
He is also survived by countless friends and business associates
he made so readily over the years.
To those who have prayed earnestly for his recovery we ask for
your further prayers that God will direct him over the shoals to
his new encounter with the afterlife. A special thank you is
directed to those who prayed for a painless peaceful departure.
Craig Richard Moon, rest in peace.
In His abiding love,
Cecil Moon Craig's Memorial is
Saturday at 2 PM @ the Blake-Lamb Funeral Home (5015 Lincoln
Street Lisle, IL 60532). In-Lieu of flowers, memorial's in
Craig's name can be made to The American Cancer Society.
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