Thomas Curtin

I love you Daddy. There isn’t a second that goes by that I don’t think of you. You were the greatest father I have ever known. You taught me what it was to be a good person…from you I learned to always do more than what is expected of me…to go the extra mile…and I will always do that…just for you. I miss having you at home to tell all my stupid little stories to. I miss you asking me if I want a bowl of ice cream while we are watching TV at night….I even miss watching you plow the snow...

Tom we miss you very much. Just today a little piece of your rainbow was near the sun. We will continue looking up to you. Rest easy.........

Tommy was my brother-in-law and a wonderful husband and father. I will always remember the love and respect he showed my sister throughout their marriage, and the pride and love he had for his children. Tommy died almost a year to the day that I buried my son. I know they are together and that one day we will all be reunited, celebrating once again being a family...and eating pie for dessert!

OUR TOUGHT AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU

It was always a pleasure meeting Tom. He'll truely be missed.

Our prayers and thoughts are with the Curtin family. May God Bless and watch over you all.

Most Sincerely,

The Tayntor Family,

Susan Tayntor, Patricia Tayntor,
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Tayntor, Debra Floyd and Joanne Cote

To the entire Curtin family our deepest Sympathies from the Dygert family.

This world was a better place for having Tom Curtin in it for awhile...

Our thought and prayers are with you.He was a good friend of ours at Buyea"s-Oneida