Craig lived for a short time at Spahn’s Ranch in 1970, he was arrested for “loitering” during the vigil on the corner of Broadway and Temple in front of the Hall of Justice during Manson‘s trial with a group of others, all having an X carved in their foreheads.
Craig, a true southerner and a former carnival worker, eventually ended up back in North Carolina, where he was from, raising a family, and running a moving company. Decades later he moved back to California, I had been corresponding with Craig for many years after Red gave me his contact information, we worked on many projects together: cleaning up beaches and parks, releasing Manson’s music, helping Manson with his personal affairs and maintaining websites for ATWA.
Craig was a music lover with a good voice who played the guitar well. He also wrote his own songs, playing music every day, he even recorded a CD called “Learn to Fly” for his family and friends. Charlie wrote us some songs and we recorded them, Craig on guitar and vocals, Afton (Star) on violin and vocals and myself playing tambourine and vocals, the best one was “Riverboat Gamblers and Rodeo Clowns”.
Most of you know of Craig as Gray Wolf, the name that Manson gave him, Charlie originally called him Copperhead, and later Coyote,
If you would like to hear some conversations between Manson and Craig when he was called Copperhead, you can look for the spoken word CD called a ‘Taste of Freedom’.
Before he moved to California, when he was still living in North Carolina, we put out the Manson CD ‘One Mind’ together, you can listen to this music on YouTube.
I have lots of good memories of Craig and can’t include them all here,  there were also plenty of times when I felt he betrayed me, I can see now that he got in over his head like many people in our circle have done in their lives. 
After Manson‘s passing, Craig moved to Arizona, he leaves behind his sons and family and friends.
Photos are from Craig‘s first return visit to California days after visiting Manson for the first time, he and Afton came to visit when I was living with Country Sue.
- Hawk