ROSELAND, Va. — Steve Crandall, a pioneer of craft beer in Virginia and co-founder of Devils Backbone Brewing, died on Sunday, the company announced on social media. He was 64.
His wife, Heidi Crandall told The News-Leader that Steve Crandall was diagnosed with cancer in 2018 and chose treatment, but always maintained hope.
Heidi Crandall says her husband “did not let the cancer define him, and his resilience and strength continues to inspire all of us."
The Crandalls founded Devils Backbone in 2008, winning national titles and medals.
Anheuser-Busch acquired Devils Backbone in 2016.
Steve Crandall also owned a building company, Tectonics Custom Homes.
By now you have heard the sad news about the untimely passing of our beloved Founder, Steve Crandall. We are all deeply saddened by the news.
— Devils Backbone (@dbbrewingco) May 5, 2021
The family has asked for patience and privacy while they mourn. We will have more to share at a later time. pic.twitter.com/PK0WhVhP6v
May 08, 2021 at 07:13PM
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