Curtis Edward Wofford Jr.

Hey my big brother I miss you still every song every time you would not let me in a club you were DJ at saying I did not need to be there go home. I remember going and girls in front of me were saying I'm teddy's sister and they got in the club. I told them I was really was your sister they did not let me in how crazy. I would give anything to have those days back I was proud you were my brother always will be. RIP now...

Well as time has past it has been hard for me to function without you I miss you so Much and Love YOU. You were the most loving Brother I thank God For the time we Had.

Curtis, I will certainly miss you my friend. Although I am saddened by your passing and my prayers are with your family, I know in my heart you are in a better place. I miss your smile ,your energy and your great desire to use music to touch everyone you knew. God Bless you, my friend. Cecil " Sweet C" Treadway

I was very sad to learn today of Curtis' passing. I was a radio DJ with Curtis when he first began coming to UCR. Teddy Bear. Sweet C. The Wizard. Mighty Mac. We had some great times back in the day. Curtis was a musical genius ... but, more importantly, he loved people. He could bring a smile to anyone's face. I haven't talked with Curtis for over 20 years. I didn't realize until today how much I missed 'Teddy Bear'. My prayers are with Curtis' family and...

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY AT THIS VERY SORROWFUL TIME.I CAN HOPE THAT ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES,WILL COMFORT YOU.VANESSA I KNOW YOU WERE CARING FOR YOUR BROTHER DURING HIS ILLNESS.AND HOW BLESSED HE WAS TO HAVE YOU .HE TRULY LOVED YOU LADY WE'D HAVE LONG TALKS ABOUT EVERY AND EVERYTHING,WE LAUGHED AND CRIED ON OUR LAST MEETING.HE WAS A VERY FOCUSED MAN WHO LOVED LIFE EVEN AFTER HE CONFIDED IN ME WHAT HE CALLED THE HARDEST LOSS OF HIS LIFE,EXCLUDING YOUR PARENTS.HE ALLOWED ME TO CRY ON...

Curtis will be missed. He was a friend to me when my mother got sick. I am so sad.

There are many memories that those of us Riverside natives remember fondly. There's Jeannie at the park, there's Edward Jenkins at Poly/church/weddings and funerals, there's Dale from Poly and every Black History parade, and then there is the voice that enlightened all of our moods every Sunday... the voice of Teddy Bear. As I long for days gone by, I mourn the many losses we have endured with the passing of time. As I found out, Teddy Bear new my sister Lisa Williams (King) very well. ...

To the Wofford family Curtis will be missed. He's gone but won't be forgotten. Love Margaretta Cooper and the Stallworth Family.