James Roseter CURREY

I had the honour of knowing Ross (and Aase) through Southwest Seniors' Outreach Society. Ross and Aase played cards here for many years, as well as volunteered setting up tables and chairs for a large luncheon held the day after cards. They were such a delightful couple! My heartfelt condolences to Aase and the rest of the family.

Memories are a wonderful way to have a loved one with us always, I am so glad to have many great times to remember that included Uncle Ross. We will miss him.Love to Aunt Aase.

Will miss our talks and your advice will be thinking of you often
Debra-Lee Kelch

Obviously I meant Uncle Ross, not Dave. Apologies to everyone.(just getting to that age when this kind of thing happens). It was Uncle Dave who passed along word of Ross's passing. Your families are in our thoughts.

I remember his sparkly eyes. Although we didnt see him often, Uncle Dave always brought life to a room.

Special thoughts are with each of your families.

Uncle Ross always seemed to have a smile and/or laugh to share. We know you will miss him greatly but may the memories of happy times be some comfort.

You have been a wonderful true friend to many people. Your infectious smile and laughter will never be forgotten.

He will be missed.

We love you Dad and you will live in ours hearts forever

You will forever be in our hearts love you Dad

Rest in peace dad, You will be missed

Aase, Our sincere condolences on loosing
your lifelong partner. We always enjoyed
his humor at coffee at Cal Casa. May he rest in peace.
Rollie and Elsie Normandeau, Yuma AZ.