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Curtis Warren Jr.

Washington, District of Columbia

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WARREN, CURTIS, JR.

On May 1, 2005 at his home in Ft. Washington, MD. Beloved husband of Marion Warren; father of two sons James "Daryl" and Shaun; two daughters Sharronn and Quiana, five grandchildren, mother Dorothy Warren, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles and a host of family and friends....

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It's been 16 years yet the pain and sorrow feels like yesterday. I think of you often and miss you even more. It took us a while but we were just starting to bond. I was just starting to understand me, through you, and God called you home.
I remember you use to say "you can call me somtimes". I would reply " I don't have anything yo talk about". I would give anything to call you right now. I have so much to tell you. I miss you daddy a will forever carry you in my heart. Love you!

Hey,Uncle Curtis,
It's me again, your niece. I just wanted to let you know that I still grieve for you and although more time has passed,the pain I feel is still very new. I still shed tears for the loss of my friend. The memories are so vivid and clear of the times we shared, and memory of your passing, in my mind that I can just recall it so distinctively. But, the one thing I do remember was not wanting to let you go. The holidays will be here before you know it, and I just don't know...

Curtis,
I miss you so very much and think about you all the time. It is so hard to call the house and hear your voice still on the answering machine but it is also very comforting in a way . I know that it is so hard for Marion to be without you in her life. You were her whole life for so long, she will move on when the time is right for her. I hope she knows that we will always be there for her.

I Love you and miss you

Pam Edwards

Hey Uncle Curtis,
It's me your niece. I know its been months but rest assure, I have not forgotten about you. I still grieve the loss of what was more than my uncle,my friend. Sometimes I still can't beleive that you are gone, so when I remind myself of your passing, I feel the pain all over again. I remind myself from the last time I saw you, the day Iwas notitfied you had passed, the first time I came to the house and there was nothing there but memories, and thetime I was forced to...

My son, today I was thinking about you as always, nothing special about today. I was remembering our last days together sitting on the deck talking in the warm sun, and my last day sitting by your bed watching you slip away from me and all I could say is, "Baby, mommy loves you." I could not cry. I just sat there and watch you go home with Jesus. Then, the unbearable pain hit me, my baby was gone, he had left me. I love you more now than I ever have, if that's possible. I know you cannot read...

Marion - I've always looked up to you and Curtis. To me, you two were the perfect couple. When God sends my mate to me (and He is going to send him to me) I wish to have a relationship like yours. Curtis was, and is, truly your soul mate. Remember, he's not gone, he's the soft breeze that touches you at unexpected moments. Keep your head up. My favorite - "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." He's happy, he's at peace, he's with God. I'll always be here if you need a...

To Marion With Deepest Sympathy,

Your Husband is yours still,
to love, and cherish,
and hold in your heart...

...for neither time, nor distance,
nor death itself can touch a love
that endures forever.

Sincerely,
Ivy & Henry Fairchild

Hello Marion & Family:

I'm so sorry to hear about Curtis. Know that God has all under control and he doesn't put anything on us we can not bear. You will always have the good memories of your loved one. Even the bad things you will miss. Please know that you are in my prayers and know that there will be a better day.

Words cannot express, my true feelings, but I will try.

Love. A simple word in appearance, but one of the most complex words in meaning. Love is what I feel when I think of Aunt Marion and Uncle Curtis.

Dear Uncle Curtis,

I Love You. I always have and I always will. For as long as I can remember you have been a consistent part of my life. As a child I always looked forward to seeing you and I always felt safe around you. There were times in my...