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Barbara Ann Curran
1939 - 2023
Barbara Ann Curran
1939 - 2023
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BORN
1939
DIED
2023
Barbara Curran Obituary
Anyone who knew Barbara knew that her passion was antiques. She had businesses buying and selling antiques and collectibles in Atlanta, and Albany. Barbara and Dick moved to Dawson after Dick's retirement. There she enjoyed their old house and her many antiques. After the death of her mother, she and Dick moved to Charlotte, NC to be near her daughter and other family. She and Dick were faithful members of Holy Spirit Episcopal Church in Dawson.
There will be a memorial service in Charlotte on April 1.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Margaret-Ann Scheppegrell
March 27, 2023
Barbara was the first person I met when we moved into our townhouse 7 years ago. She and Dick were great neighbors and friends. Barbara was my "go anywhere, anytime" friend. All I had to do was text her to see if she wanted to go to dinner or shopping and she would say "Let me get my shoes on". We went to CFA every Tuesday for dinner. Even when she was in the hospital, rehab or nursing home I continued to take her CFA. She looked forward to it every week. I will miss her dearly.
James Woody
March 9, 2023
A very loving aunt, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, rest easy.
Rushton Allen
March 8, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about Barbara's passing. Her parents' and my grandparents' families were close friends for many years. I'll be praying for the family.
Linda Williams
March 7, 2023
So very sorry to hear about Barbara! I was neighbors with Amy and Mr. Patton for many years! Loved them both dearly!
Linda Williams
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