Michael P. Curley

We'll always remember Mike for his bright smile and positive attitude. What a gift to this world! We were in a class he taught about Israel a few years ago and the knowledge and enthusiasm that came from him was absolutely amazing. He will be greatly missed. Theresa and family you are in our prayers.

When we would go to my grandpa's camp Fish Creek, and swim up the creek and he would sing and play songs on his guitar for his nieces and nephews around the campfire. When he played the piano in Pappy land. I miss you so much Uncle Mike. Forever in our hearts, never forgotten.

I could fill many pages with stories of the great times I had with Mike. I always looked up to Mike, both figuratively and of course literally, because everyone did. The first time I met Mike was when I was in high school and he was in college at Dartmouth, and he could play foose ball like nobody I'd ever seen. We played hockey together on Friday nights in the freezing cold rink at Skaneateles with the entire Curley line plus one - Mike at center, Harry on right wing, plus one me at left...

I was in Kindergarten with Mike at Cherry Road, he always played Abe Lincoln in the school plays.