Richard L. Curtis

Grandpa...
Though we never shared very much with each other, nor saw each other very often, and although I always thought you to be a mysterious man, I always knew you loved me and you were proud of all of us. The other night as I was walking my dog around 9:30, I came around the corner and startled a man sitting on his porch wearing a trucker hat and a long sleeved, plaid flannel, front pocket shirt. I apologized and we shared some quick small talk, then as I turned to leave and said...

We will Miss you Uncle Dick.
Love
Sharon

With deepest sympathy...

Very sad to hear the news of you passing.Lots of great memories with you at Flemington Speedway on Sat. nights.I will never forget rebuilding the engine in the G.M.C. pickup with you. R.I.P.

Very sad to hear the news of your passing.Lots of great memories from Sat.nights at Flemington Speedway.I will always remember rebuilding the engine in the G.M.C. pickup with you.R.I.P.

Our deepest condolences to the Curtis family.. "Dicky" was bigger than life.
He will be missed by many, including
Joe and I.

With deepest sympathy to you and your family

Thanks for all you did for us, and all we did together. Thank you for being a friend, as well as a Father-In-Law, a better one I could not have asked for! Most of all, thank you for your blessing in marrying your daughter Bonnie,(30 years ago this Sept!) *R.I.P.* Dicky, (as Mom called you), you will be sadly missed!