

Craig H. Vrablic passed away February 5, 2024. He was born January 14, 1960 in Bad Aibling, Germany to parents Robert John Vrablic Sr. and Mary Lewis (Derby). He was the fourth child of eight and grew up in Summit Hill Pennsylvania. He graduated from Panther Valley High School in 1977. His education continued through the years obtaining degrees in Respiratory Therapy from Northwestern University, Bachelors in Science in Nursing from the University of Miami, Masters degree in Psychiatry / Mental Health at Florida International University and a Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Sexology from the American Academy of Clinical Sexologist.
Craig is survived by his siblings Mary (Dennis), Robert Jr., Hugh, Heather (Timothy) and his dogs Sammy, Romeo and Charlie along with many nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his parents, brothers, John, Glenn and Scott.
Craig had a love for learning and experiencing different cultures. His mother referred to him as her professional student. He moved to New York City to work at NYU Langone Medical Center and Cabrini Medical Center, but decided he had had enough of the cold winters and moved to Key West in 1987. He had a true love for island living, spending time landscaping his yard, spending time in his pool and enjoying the sunsets with year round warmth.
He worked at Florida Keys Memorial Hospital and took part time jobs working in the prison, as a waiter, and became certified to be a personal trainer and Barber so he could purchase his first home in old town, the area he loved most.
His furthering education moved him to the mainland. He was a self employed owner of Choice Psychiatry providing service at Summer House Detox and treatment Center in Miami and First Step Behavioral Health in Pompano Beach FL. Craig not only went above and beyond for patients but also his coworkers. His laugh was infectious and his quick wit made everyone around him laugh and be comfortable in his presence. He loved music, dancing, sports cars, driving fast and all desserts. His most favorite activity was spending time watching movies with his dogs. He was very committed to his family, close friends and watching over his sisters.
His legacy will live on with the impact he made on others. He was truly loved and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
Craig's Celebration of Life will commence on Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 1:00 at the KRAEER - FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 4061 North Federal; Highway, Fort Lauderdale.
It can be a great comfort to a grieving person or family to hear that others thought highly of their loved one, too. If you knew and admired Craig, be sure to let the family know by writing a few words in the "Memory" section of his obituary on the Kraeer - Fairchild Funeral Home website. www.KraeerFairchild.com
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