Résumé

Project Manager, Benaroya Company, Seattle, WA, c. 1977.

Project Manager, Wright Runstad and Company, Seattle, WA.

Project Manager, Dingfield Associates, LImited, Seattle, WA.

Partner, Kirk and Schreiner, Architects, Incorporated, Seattle, WA, 1995-2000. Christopher Kirk said of this partnership: "Managed design and construction projects for healthcare and other clients." (See email from Christopher Kirk to the author, 04/30/2019.)

College

Coursework, University of Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo), Buffalo, NY.

Coursework, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.

B.Arch., University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Seattle, WA, c. 1976.

Relocation

Craig Allen Schreiner was born in the city of Lackawanna, NY, a southern suburb of Buffalo, NY. He graduated from Clarence High School in Clarence, NY, an eastern suburb about 23 miles east of Buffalo. He attended universities in Buffalo and Syracuse, NY, before relocating to Seattle, WA.

Between 1995 and 2001, he lived at 917 16Th Ave East in Seattle. (See Ancestry.com, Source Citation City: Seattle; State: Washington; Year(s): 1995-2002 Source Information: U.S., Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005, accessed 09/26/2023.)

In retirement, he split his time between Seattle and Florida, where they wintered for three months per year. (See Seattle Times.com, "Craig Allen Schreiner October 28, 1955-September 12, 2023," published 09/24/2023, accessed 09/26/2023.)

Parents

His parents were Charles J. Schreiner and Marguerite Schreiner.

He had siblings Kim Schreiner Kuhn and Lee Schreiner.

Spouse

He wed Janet L. Rice on 08/07/1993 in Seattle, WA.

Children

He and Janet had two daughters, Laura Schreiner and Erika Schreiner

Biographical Notes

His Seattle Times obituary indicated that Schreiner enjoyed traveling and boating: "Craig loved retirement as he indulged his love of boating, traveling, sports and music. He and Janet sailed in the Puget Sound during the summer and fall. They spent the three months of winter every year in sunny Florida. He regularly golfed, biked and played tennis. He loved playing the sax and was always willing to perform for family and friends." (See Seattle Times.com, "Craig Allen Schreiner October 28, 1955-September 12, 2023," published 09/24/2023, accessed 09/26/2023.)