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Curtis B. Snelgrove
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Curtis Snelgrove Obituary
Curtis was a lover of his birds, dogs, and horses. He inherited the Bass family green thumb and enjoyed spending time in his garden. He had a natural talent for painting and produced some beautiful works for family members.
A private interment will be held to honor Curtis's life and memory.
Curtis will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His warm smile, kind heart, and love for nature will forever be remembered. May he rest in peace.
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Denise Wingo
December 3, 2023
12/3/23
Denise Manes Wingo
Curtis was a close friend of my brother, Peter Manes. I can remember many a fun time laughing at his antics during my teenage years when I got to know him. I especially remember his imitation of his Canadian uncle "Ormie". His many stories of his uncle were so funny I can still remember them and still laugh at them when I think of Curtis.
I was so impressed with Curtis as he had many talents. I did not know about his ability as a painter but I recall he was a beautiful hairdresser. Curtis was a fun and funny guy as well as a truly gifted human being! I really cherish my memories of him and the happy times I always had whenever he was around!
Rest in peace beloved Curtis.
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Bob Bush
October 12, 2023
I tried so hard to get back in touch with Curt over the years and it's so depressing that this is what I found. I really treasured the times we had way back when.
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