Curtis Sumpter

the white brother's wish u all the best our condolences to the family curt was a great freind he was the and 1 king he would get hit hard and still get it up & in # 1 from da ville he is missed. much love to the fam

I was a youngster when Curt was a legend in NYC. He played for Marty's Crew at W. 4th st. and Tillary Park. He ALWAYS took time to talk with me and help my game. Also offered to help me when I went away to Clark College. Blessings of Peace and Strength to you and your family.

We were all deeply saddened and so sorry to hear of Curtis' passing. He was playmates with my little sister and brother. His grandmother, Maggie Phillips and our grandmother, Sarah Doctor lived across the street from each other in the "Corner". Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. We pray God's strength for you in the coming days.

My long lost love, may u R.I.P. and have eternal rest! GOD Bless the family in their time of sorrow!

I was a childhood friend of Curt's back in Brooklyn. He was a cool, smooth fella. He was one bad dude on the bball court. reminded me a lot of Clyde Frazier. God Bless to him and his family. Hagler(Brooklyn, NY)

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.

Sorry to hear of Curtis passing. He was a great basketball player and legend in Brooklyn. I remember playing against him on several occasions in West 4th Street, in Brooklyn, and in Harlem when he played for Coney Island Hospital. God Bless!

Sorry to hear of Curt's passing. Played ball against him on several occasions West 4th Street and in Brooklyn and when when he worked at Coney Island Hospital. GOD Bless.

I am so soory for your loss, I will keep Crutis and his family in all of my prayers.We are old friends from new york