James Edward Curtin

Jim having fun

Although I had not talked to Jim in some time I know that he would like everyone to remember him as the fun loving guy that he was. I have attached some photos of Jim having fun, as always.

Thank you for having the guest book extended through this year. We continue to miss Jim very much. Our family is not the same without him. He brought such joy to us. We buried his remains in Syracuse. If anyone would like a memorial card please let me know. Blessings on you, his family, good friends and all those that loved him.

It's been a whole year and I still miss my father everyday. Thank you to all his friends and family who have been there for me during this diffcult time. He was such a loving person so the loss of him left such a void.

Jim Curtin was a wonderful person who influenced many people. My life is better for having known him. My sincerest sympathy goes to his wife, children, family and friends.

Jim's family is very grateful for your many messages,prayers, remembrances of our dear brother. Jim had such a great love of life and family; he was full of energy and fun and had a great sense of humor. He was generous, loved his work and had life-long friends, which says so much about him. We are grateful to those who came to his funeral in Jacksonville Beach and his Memorial Service in Cazenovia, NY. He will be greatly missed by all who loved him. Our memories and stories give us great...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. We met Jim 3 years ago and after a short conversation realized we were from nearly the same place and time - He knew Tipperary Hill of couse and I knew it too. We talked of the Irish green stop light in the Irish section of Syracuse - a unique place to live for whatever short time. I was in Vietnam and so was he; I studied in the Syracuse Univ Library but he did not; he did not need too. He liked the Beach here in Florida and so do...