Craig Everett, a cherished member of the Tasmanian community, has died, prompting an outpouring of grief and remembrance from family, friends, and those whose lives he touched through his art, wisdom, and friendship. His death has been described by loved ones as a profound and heartbreaking loss, with many saying he was taken too soon.
Known for his thoughtful presence and generous spirit, Craig was widely admired for his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Friends recall a man of deep insight and quiet strength, someone whose words carried meaning and whose counsel was often sought. “I shall miss your wisdom, my brother,” one close friend wrote, reflecting a sentiment shared by many who leaned on Craig’s guidance and compassion.
Craig was also a gifted artist and storyteller. His artwork was more than creative expression; it was a continuation of the stories he loved to share—rich with emotion, memory, and reflection. Those who knew him say his art captured the essence of who he was: thoughtful, expressive, and deeply human. Through his creative work, Craig leaves behind a lasting legacy that will continue to speak long after his passing.
At the centre of Craig’s life was his family. Tributes have paid special respect to his partner, Trisha, and their loved ones, who are being held close in the thoughts of the community during this time of sorrow. Messages of condolence have highlighted Craig’s devotion as a family man and the love he gave freely to those closest to him. Craig Everett is remembered not only for what he created, but for how he made people feel—heard, valued, and understood. Though gone, his stories, his art, and his spirit endure in the hearts of those who were honoured to know him.