Leslie “Les” Craft
Leslie “Les” Craft, of League City, Texas, passed away peacefully on April 6, 2023, in Houston, Texas, at the age of 62. He was born on December 31, 1960, in Houston, Texas to Les and Joyce Craft. Les married the love of his life and best friend, Lisa Falks, in 1984. They enjoyed over 39 years of love, happiness and adventure together.
Les is preceded in death by his grandfather, Roy Wootton, grandmother, Gracie Wootton, grandfather, Les Craft, grandmother, Sadie Craft, father Les Craft and mother Joyce Wootton Craft.
Les is survived by his wife, Lisa Craft, of League City, Texas, his daughter, Lauren Craft of Houston, Texas, his son and daughter-in-law, Lane and Chita Craft and grandchildren “Little” Les and Chita Craft of Houston, Texas, son Landon Craft of Houston, Texas, and sister-in-law and husband Kelly and Donnie St. Germain and nieces Morgan and Madelyn, of League City, Texas and many other family members and close friends.
Les had a larger than life personality and a unique ability to make everyone around him feel loved. He had a heart of gold and a passion for helping others. He loved to see people happy and smiling and did his very best to lend a helping hand to those in need. Of course, Les’ family always came first! He adored his wife and children and he was overwhelmed with joy when he became a grandfather to “little” Les and Chita. Les leaves a legacy of love that will be remembered and treasured for generations to come.
Professionally, Les started Admiral Glass Company in 1984. Under his leadership, the Admiral Glass Company grew to be recognized as one of the top glazing contractors in the United States, successfully completing many of the most high-profile projects in Texas. Les was proud of his company, but even more proud of the employees who worked alongside him to make it a success.
One of Les’ greatest passions was his ranch, Craft Ranch, where he bred and sold award winning Texas Longhorns. He also loved breeding high quality whitetail deer for his children and friends to enjoy. He loved fishing along the Gulf Coast, cooking, classic cars, and his dogs, especially Humphrey. Les will be greatly missed by all.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, April 13, 2023 at 10:00AM with a Celebration of Life Ceremony at 11:00AM at Clear Creek Community Church, 999 FM 270, League City, Texas. Internment will follow at Forest Park East Cemetery in Webster, Texas.
In Lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be made to the Texas Longhorn Heritage Foundation at 211 S Main St. Cleburne, Texas 76033 or the charity of your choice.
Les will be truly missed. I’ve known him since 1st grade and was always an interesting guy. I love telling the story of his limbo days in elementary school.
He was number one in all our school competitions. It was so cute to see.
But, he always best me, so I wasn’t to happy.🥰
I really enjoyed our recent talks,when I got to know him a little better. Such a kind and generous soul.
Rest In Peace Les 🙏
Heaven received a kind man💕
We will miss you so much! Your smile was infectious and you gave the best hugs! What a Prince of a Man.
Our love always,
Iris and Terry
Les,
I’m really sad to see you not here I have so many great memories of you that I will never forget. You have always been the best person to have as a boss and friend. You were always so generous to me and fun to be around and there never was a dull moment with you, thank you for the years that I’ve known you. It was such an honor. Les I love you.
So sorry to hear about the passing of Les. He was a great man and a customer of many years. RIP Les, and we will see you again with our Lord one day.
I hope that the good memories of him help the family through the toughest times. I’m so sorry for the loss.
Bob and I are very sorry to hear this very sad news. Prayers and Hugs to his Beautiful family. Love ❤️
I’m so saddened by this as Leslie Les Craft was my first cousin I grew up with him like brother and sister needless to say I never had to worry about anything he had me I’ll never forget his yellow Camaro with all the stripes it was his personality Big He always had the ability to light up the room no matter the situation it was truly a gift Leslie also had a beautiful heart Till we meet again Leslie tell them all I love them I know your with them I love you Big I’ll stay in touch with your Beautiful wife and family Love you Leslie Kellye Jones Poole
I was heartbroken at the loss of Les Craft. He was so generous, loved the meals he cooked for my wife and I at his home. We shared great joy when his son Lane and my daughter married in Houston. We had big hugs over the birth of our grandchildren. I will always remember him with fondness and love. Thoughts and prayers for the family.
Paul Johnson
We just heard about Les Craft!
My deepest condolences to the Craft Family, during these difficult times.
I am so very sorry for your loss. Les and I have shared many great memories together, fishing, hunting and working together.
He will be missed deeply.
Kindly,
Rodger Archuleta
Lisa and family sorry for your loss. Les was a great man he help me out so much. He will always gave a place in my heart. Rip Les. From Cindy Lambert Bradley
Sending condolences from the entire KHOU 11 morning team. We donated in honor of Les and are thinking of the family during this time. Sending love!
We all miss you, Les. Condolences to the Craft Family.
We just heard about your great loss.
We were your next door neighbors on Mountain Flower Court years ago and we have wonderful memories of your family. You were the best neighbors anyone could ever have and such a loving family. I will keep you in my prayers.
With our deepest Condolences,
David and Bonnie Conrad
heartbroken for everyone … I know this was such a huge loss to the family ..sending my love hugs and prayers
denise and Katie