William C. CURTIN Sr.

Mrs. Curtin and Family -- So Sorry to hear about Bill and your dad, what a great family you are. I will always remember our great 4th of July's on Brookside. Our hearts go out to you and your family at this very sad time in your life. Joanie Murray and Bill

I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bill and regretfully I was out of town and could not make the services. It is impossible for me to think about my friend without smiling. He always brightened the room when he entered and made all that knew him feel a little better about themselves and the world they lived in. I take deep solace in the fact that I know he sleeps with the angels now. My condolences to his family who he loved beyond measure. I have lost a good friend.

I am so sorry to hear the news. Bill was one of those people that I was always happy to see. He was fun to be around and I always felt that I could ask him for advice on any matter. He will truly be missed.

Dear Irene,

I am deeply sadden to learn of your loss.

I have many fond memories of Bill when we attended Canisius College. After the night shift at Bethlehem Steel , he would generously offer to pick me up and drive me to school. Your little Chevy Corvair, with the engine in the rear and the trunk in the front, was just the car designed for defeating Buffalo snow and getting around during the winter. Our commute back to South Buffalo, usually included a stop for lunch...

DEAR IRENE AND FAMILY,
KAREN AND SHARON WE ARE SO SORRY TO HERE ABOUT BILL.HE WAS A WONDERFUL AND HELPFUL PERSON.HIS SPRIT LIVES ON .PLEASE EXCEPT OUR CONDOULENCE.OUR PRAYES ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.SHARON AND KAREN WE LIVED NEXT TO YOU AND BILL.

To His Friends and Family,
I will miss this man more than words can express. Every time you ran into him he taught you a life lesson. He loved his wife, children and grandchildren like no one I have ever met. He was of the most fair and kind gentleman that this world has ever known. When you struggle to do the right thing, think of Bill. He will make it easier for you to do the right thing.

God Bless.

Irene and family,
Please accept my personal condolences on your recent loss of Bill. We met in my office at ECC just a few weeks ago. What a gentleman and class act! Over the years, Bill was a strong supporter of my efforts in government for our area. I will always be grateful.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jack Quinn

To the Curtin Family,

Please accept my condolences on your loss. I had the opportunity to serve with Bill on a number of committees at the New York State Association of Realtors. Bill was a dedicated Realtor and a gentleman. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear of your loss. I am a stranger but a member of the Curtin Clan organization. My G.G.grandfather,James Curtin had a son, William, b.1863, Ireland. Moved to Ontario, 1873, then to Buffalo, late 1800's. Died 1935. Was a fireman. Wonder if there might be a connection.