Paul D. Curtis

I just saw this now. I've been in Minnesota for 40 years, so it was easy to miss. Kindest regards and condolences, but at the same time I am happy that you had many years together, and had a beautiful family. Wishing you the best.

Paul was a wonderful man who made a huge impact in my life. He saw something in me long before I saw it,and started praying for me I found out when He and Karen took me to dinner on one of their many trips to Maui. This one being in 2018.at which time I came to realize I am an alcoholic and had gotten sobah the previous year. He was so proud of me.. .. he took me under his wing ( if you will) when I lost my Dad in 2015 and still haven't fully dealt with. But ,man he sure helped me throughout...

Dear Curtis family,

I had the honor of serving with Paul as his Platoon Leader in Viet Nam.

I do not know how much he shared his experiences but please know Paul was not just a brave and courageous soldier, he was an exceptional combat leader.

Under extreme fire, he was always moving to the front, caring for his squad, trusted by all.

He will forever be in my heart and prayers, never forgotten.

Donna and I send you our most sincere...

Dear Karen and Family,
Im so saddened by the news of Pauls passing. A First Class Man.
Karen, Ill always remember You and Paul as one of the most inspiring couple Ive ever known.

Dear Karen, I just learned of the passing of Paul and I was heartbroken for you and your family. Pls know Im thinking and praying for peace in your hearts.
Love Mo (SNI)

Karen, I'm so sorry for the loss of your husband Paul. May wonderful memories help to sustain you during this very difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Marlene

So sorry for your families loss there are no words. Jerry Farias

Karen, I am so sorry for the loss of Paul, I always enjoyed talking with him in the mornings at the Inn and I will miss that very much.
Dawn Milbury