Alan Brian Curlee

I´m so sorry for the loss of your brother when we were kids growing up we lived next-door to each other. Remember the Hungerford´s!? this is Annette

I met Al 47 years ago when he was on the Arlington YMCA Finance Committee. We became friends immediately, something he made very easy to do. Later I was fortunate to join Curlee Properties and sharing in his intelligence, wit and of course his wonderful talent on the guitar. We had both good and challenging times but through it all he remained strong and steady. Al was the captain of his ship and we all shall miss him. And to you Judi, and your family, I send our heartfelt sorrow for...

"For I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God's love. Death can't, and life can't. The angels won't, and all the powers of hell itself cannot keep His love away.... Our fears for today, our worries about tomorrow--nothing will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that comes to us through Christ Jesus our Lord." Roman's 8:38,39
I love you, and I will miss you Alan! Lord Jesus, please comfort my family!
Love always,Charla

I love you Dad... My heart aches beyond words... yet Mom is confident you knew Jesus... so I am sad but grateful because I'm picturing you with Jesus... whole & happy... at peace- & you're with your mom & dad, Papo, & so many more family members- that's comforting. Thank you for loving me. I'll press on until we meet in Heaven... & I'll get my dad hug once again❤

Praying for your family daily, Judi. Al was ALWAYS so nice to me and the kids!! RIP Alan

Alan was a dear friend who loved life and lived it fully. His intellect and insight always amazed me. I loved this guy. God bless Judy and all his family.