2 Entries
Janice & Lennie Atwood
April 28, 2010
Lee, Our hearts go out to you and all your family. We extend our condolences and our heartfelt sympathy to each of you. Curt was a delight to know and seeing him always brought on a smile. It has been our privilege to know both of you and many of your family. We know God is holding you close and loving you greatly. May each day bring another smile in memory of Curt.
Wilma Martin
April 26, 2010
To Lee and all of the Rowland family: My son Buz and I will always remember the wonderful time when our families met at Myrtle Beach State Park in the 50's, and what a warm, kind and thoughtful person Curtis always was. Our subsequent get-togethers and phone conversations over the decades were also a delight. My husband Herman always enjoyed Curtis' company as well. Having lost Herman a few years back, we feel the greatest sympathy with what you are going through now. Remember Jesus' words, "I will not leave you comfortless." Take loving comfort from your sweet memories of this wonderful man. We will hold him in our hearts as well. Blessings to all of you.
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