MICHAEL P. CURRAN

Mike helped the town of Scituate form its charte , not once, but twice. It was and is appreciated. I still miss Mike.

Dear Marylin:
It is with deep sadness that I read of Mike's passing.
He was a friend, and a wise councilor for both of the Scituate Charter Commissions. Recently I had been thinking about doing it again...(Scituate has changed)... and imagined that it would be fun to work with Mike for a third time. But now....
I was proud to know him, and admired his work. He leaves a wonderful example for his kids, his townspeople, and his profession. He will be missed.
Mat

MIKE was mike and always very HOLYOKE.
Ben Marcus, holyokeh

Donald and I send our sincere sympathy to you Marilyn and your family.

My sincere condolences to the entire curran family------i enjoyed meeting michael over the years, at family occasions------------ the first time was at a family dinner on beech st., and later at a memorable family party at the ponds after peggy's wedding ------what a great night that was-------you will all be in my prayers during this difficult time--------love to all, juneann dowd landers

Mr. Curran was always so nice when I stopped by to pick up Megan. "How are you, Lynne? How are your parents?" He was one of the parents in a great Canton family and he always knew I would take care of Megan, even if we did get into a few shenanigans here and there. He joins my mom in heaven, where they are happy & at peace.

I remember Mike fondly through the years that I have known him. At first I connected with him through his involvement in Canton town politics; particularly with his role as town moderator at town meetings. More recently I discovered The Currans on the Cape when my late husband, Al, and I bought our home in South Yarmouth. How surprised we were when we discovered our Cape neighbors were the Currans of Canton, the very same Currans that we had known for years before. I enjoyed sipping a...