Curtis A. Barcomb

Thinking of you today as I often do... I am sure you were there with open arms when Gerard made it to the gates.. give everyone my love, hugs and kisses for me... I love you all...

I love you, I miss you so very much.

Just a random week where I miss you terribly, Daddy. It´s not fair to be without you. I miss you so very much.

I miss you so very much every single day... some days I cry, some days my eyes are inexplicably dry, but you are always in my heart, always cherished, always loved more than you know.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Curt. He was indeed a jack of all trades and did countless work in our home which we will appreciate always.

It still doesn´t feel real, Daddy. I´m trying to move on and live my life with happiness and peace as I know you would want me to but it hurts so much. When I think that I can never see you or talk to you again in this life, it is hard to breathe. I miss you, I love you, and I thank you for being the father I always needed you to be. I´ll send you messages here when I need to from time to time to let you know I´m thinking of you, my heart broken, but grateful everyday that you are in it.

Curt was my boss back when VALMET had brains in Charlotte, NC. We grew close as friends. We shared many good times. We lost touch through-out the years but, I have always thought of our shared life together and, the good times. Checking in this time. . .I see he's gone. Now, I big time regret not calling. Respectfully, Brian Navlyt 1431 18th Ave. Arkdale, Wisconsin 54613

I remember all the late nights a Curt's house in South Glens Falls with my Dad, Monty and Curt working on Curt's 68 Mustang that ran at South Glens Falls Dragway. Curt and Monty were GREAT friends. I became very good friends with Dean and Scott, Curt's brothers, and Renee and Tina, Curt's sisters. He was always such a nice guy, and a great welder.

I will miss you old friend .When you see Monty tell him his brother said hi