Louise DeWolfe Curtze

Admiral and family,
My sincere sympathy on your loss of Vickey. She will always be remembered for carrying on her Mother's tradition of support to the Northfield League.

Uncle Charles and extended family,

Aunt Louise's hands-on contributions to not only the Erie community but many worthwhile causes provides positive direction to those of us left behind. I found her to be an intelligent, talented woman with a ready smile, valuable insite, wit and grace. A lady to be admired. I'll miss her.

Uncle Charles, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May your love and memories of Aunt Louise live forever and may they bring you peace.

Dear Cousins,
It with great sorrow that we send all our sympathy you and your family. Louise was a wonderful caring person. Although we didn’t have much time together recently I remember your visits to my parent’s home on West Ninth. Those parties always had wonderful stories traded back and forth. We wish we could have had more time to know her better. Our prayers are with you now and we remember Louise in our prayers.
Love ,

Ed, Tammy and Joshua

Admiral and Family,
My sympathy on your loss.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Mrs. Louise Curtze. I have known Mrs. Curtze for the past three years inwhich I worked part time as a caregiver for her and Admiral during this time. Words cannot express the love and admiration I have for her. She always expressed to me much love and kindness and was such a joy to work for. Mrs. Curtze appreciated all who worked for her and never hesitated to say "thank you". She will always have a place in my heart and I will never...

I am so sorry to learn of Aunt Louise passing. I had only met her twice. Once when I was very young and again at Appledore in 1994. She was kind and loving. I know she is, and will be deeply missed. We must take comfort in knowing that she is at peace now with God. An ending of her wonderful journey here on earth, and yet a beautiful beginning of her journey in heaven. God Bless

To the Curtze Family:
I will always remember how happy Louise was at our Carrie T. Watson Garden Club Christmas Luncheon at the Kahkwa Club last December. She was celebrating her "90th" birthday and the Mercyhurst Choral Group all surrounded her to sing Happy Birthday. I know she will be sadly missed by our members.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

My sincere condolences to the family. I knew Louise through the Northfield Conference while serving Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church in Erie and admired her greatly. Her shining star now shines in heaven.