Craig D Kincaid, 76, passed away peacefully on July 7, 2026 in Orlando, Florida after battling Parkinson's disease for 22 years. Craig was born on September 27, 1949 in Marietta, Ohio to Dean and Rosalie J Rollison Kincaid, both of Stockport, Ohio. His beloved brother Mark Kincaid passed away May 10, 2026.

From a young age Craig had a genuine interest and talent for all sports, but Golf was the one that captured his heart. He was a top Golfer at Fort Frye High school and played professionally in his 20's. The game took him all over the world, including playing in the Brithish and South African Amature Opens while proudly serving as a dental assistant in the United States Army. He was the base General's ace in the hole! The Game never left him even when he was unable to play.

At heart Craig was an entrepreneur with many interests that led him into Real Estate as a Florida Top 100 Commercial and Residential Broker, Developer, and investor from 1990 through early 2000's. He was a major player in the redevelopment of Downtown Orlando in the 1980's through 1990's, building and renovating extensively in what became known as Thornton Park, as well as Copeland and Cheeokee Historic districts. Craig was part of the rezoning committee for the residential districts of Downtown Orlando.

Craig never met a stranger, his warm and easy going personality drew people to him and over the years led to many loving friendships that grew into extended family. He loved history, chess, learning new things and enjoyed traveling and discovering new places. Road trips with his family and friends were his favorite times. Craig showed up when it mattered, even when suffering from Parkinson's. He always had such amazing grace and faith. He never complained, making all who knew him feel inspired and blessed by knowing him. HIs sense of humor never left him!

Craig attended Ohio Unitivery and Ohio State University. He was a die hard Buckeye and Bobcat! Florida gators rated next as many of his lifelong and dear friends were Gators!

Craig became a father at the age of 40 and his son, David Dean Kincaid, became his most treasured joy of life. He was a devoted father who reserved every Friday as Friday funday just for the two of them. Craig was at every music recital and school event, cheering him on. Later celebrating David's law career.

Criag is survived by his wife and soulmate of 46 years, Theresa Elise Kincaid; his son David Dean Kincaid of Covington, Washington, his brother-in law Michael Ray Strickland (Elizabeth Strickland) of Gotha, Florida, his Sister-in law Heather Swain Kincaid (Brother Mark Kincaid passed on May 10, 2026) Marietta, Ohio, His nephew Chase Kincaid ( Carolina)and their son Luke and daughters Ashlynn, Ashley, and Samatha of Lowell, Ohio, His niece Alexandra Kincaid McKinney (Steven) and thier daugher Hadlie of Marietta, Ohio, his Aunt in-law Sister Bernard Joseph of St. Augustine, Florida, his niece Stephanie Strickland and Nephew Eric Strickland of Illinois.

Craig was a Christian, loving the Lord with all his heart and lived in a way that made life better for the people around him . Craig's celebration of life will be held on September 24, 2026 in Orlando, Florida. Details will follow.

In lieu of flowers, please make any memorial contribution to the local Parkinson's Association or a charity of one's choosing.