CHARLES EWING CURRY

How sad to learn of the passing of this wonderful man. His commitment to the betterment of the mental health of Missourians will be long remembered. IN sympathy, Cindi Keele, Director, NAMI Missouri

Mrs. Curry, I remember the day in Sept. 1986 when you made your vows to each other in the Sanctuary of Calvary Baptist and how happy you both seemed. Mr. Curry made so many wonderful contributions to the Lord's work at Calvary Baptist Church in Kansas City, and through many other organizations. Sherri, my wife, joins me in praying for you as you adjust to the absence of Mr. Curry's presence. May God's peace and comfort abide with you. Sincerely Fred & Sherri Willard Fishel

My heart goes out to all of the loved ones of this wonderful man.

I will always remember Charles Curry and his courage and support for the Equal Rights Amendment. He stood for equality when so many of his colleagues wanted to ignore it or look the other way. I am most grateful that I had an opportunity to know this wonderful man.

Dear Charlotte,
It was a privilege to have known Charles, a true gentleman, and to have been neighbors for so many years in Keowee Key. Because of your loving care, the last years of Charles' life were happy. Our deep sympathy is with you and your family for the loss of Charles. Dave and Jackie Roeske

An authentic "gentleman" has passed. I knew him behind the scenes as his office mailboy at Home Savings (Home Federal) on the corner of 10th and Grand. He was kind and helpful to me and others I knew who came into contact with him. He was no dilletante but always himself. He did much good in this world and deserves a few stars in his crown.

Dear Charlotte

My heart felt compassion goes out to you at this very difficult time. Charles was indeed a good man and you were so good for him. Grieve well... this is a great loss. And remember to be kind to yourself.

Charles E. Curry was one of the most honorable and finest men I have ever known. It was because of his efforts that Kansas City, Missouri, is the city it is today with a charter form of government which he was responsible for pushing through. When he formed the Committee for County Progress, using his own personal funding to do so, it was the beginning of bringing honest and efficient government to Jackson County and to Kansas City, Missouri. Someone of his calibre and commitment does not...