Condolence: Curtis was a man who was a star athlete, married the women of his dreams and built a life in Beattyville with their two sons., and four beautiful grandchildren.
He loved to be a Shriner, hunt, fish and play golf. If something needed to be fixed or someone needed some help in Beattyville he did it quietly and without credit. His heart was as big as that golf course! He loved teaching youth a trick or two on the golf course, but mostly was happy to share the day with a friend or two on the golf course, in a blind, up a tree stand or in a boat.
He now goes to join his beloved in heaven where he will pitch a no hitter, while she sings the national anthem with her angelic voice...I only got to hear once at a Christmas program years ago.
I will remember my visits to Beattyville fondly and the long naps in the corner bedroom where the breeze was best on a summers day.
May my two oldest friends Rest In Peace, and be happily in love in eternity.

Condolence: I've known Curt practically all my life, given that Robin was a high school classmate and friend. A fine fellow. My sympathy to his family and golfing buddies.

Condolence: Curt, a good man, a good friend !

Condolence: I have known this man for many, many years and may he rest in peace. Proud to have known this man!

Condolence: Rest in Peace old Friend

Condolence: May God hold Curt in his loving hands. A good man, golfer, hunter and friend.