Jonathan Dale Kurtz

I don't believe we've seen you and Jonathan since KCC in the early 70's, but I'll always remember him as a friendly happy guy. I see we even shared the same birthday. He was on our prayer chain at church, and we were saddened to hear of his passing. God bless you.

Jonathan and I had numerous work interactions in the 2002 to 2004 time period; at times we played complementary roles. He always made me feel liked and appreciated. I hope he felt liked and appreciated by me too. I ran into him at a continuing education event in 2009 and we sat together and our conversation helped validate my feelings. I am sad and sorry over this loss.

Jonathan worked with us at BCHS as a casual BHC several years ago. He was always positive and upbeat and a pleasure to work with. Unfortunately, we did not keep in touch after he quit and we did not know he was ill. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

God has calling another star home. I've met Jonathan a couple times in the years I've worked with his wife, Beth. He was fun funny guy. I am happy to have known him. You will be missed Jonathan. God speed, with all blessings.

A friend and coworker for many years now, Jonathan, I have missed you and your sense of humour since your retirement. My prayers go out to his family and friends. Our homeless veterans miss your presence, too. How many lives you touched while serving may never be added up, but the veterans you touched know.

Jonathan had a special gift for making people feel better about themselves through his kindness, humor and good works. He made our world a better place and will live on in the hearts of many. I'm so sorry for your loss Beth. Linda Nycum

Rest in Peace, Jonathan Kurtz. You project friendliness and a genuine dedication to help our veterans.
Manuel H. Moraleda, M.D.

I was so sorry to hear about Jonathan, he was a very dear friend. He was one of the first to make me feel very welcome at work. My prayers are with his wife Beth. He will be greatly missed.