Kenneth CURRY

My sincere condolences to the family. My memories with the Curry family are growing up with Ken and Rose's children. Many happy times at their acreage home in Sherwood Park 1967 - 1973. My maiden name was Rita Holtner.

To the Curry family, I too did not know your father personally but as the daughter of two World War 2 veterans I would like to express my deepest sympathy on the passing of your father. His life's service will not be forgotten. At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them

Deanna and Dave, I remember speaking with your dad several times while out hanging out with Kevin (RIP) a long time friend.

He always seemed to me to be laughing about something.

I am sorry for your loss. He lived a long and full life and I will include him in my prayers.

To The Family of Mr. Curry

Although you do not know me I wish to send my condolences for your loss, may you find Courage, Strength and Love moving forward.

Mr. Curry, THANK YOU for your service and sacrifices you made in WWII and as well your long standing career with the RCMP to help make this world a safer and better place for all to live.

In Flanders Field a Poppy shall grow in your memory.

Rest In Peace Sir
Lest We Forget

A PROUD CANADIAN Veterans Daughter
Donna Phillips
To The Late: Donald Martin Phillips
WWII Veteran (1941-1945)

I have just finished reading your fathers story. What an amazing story & amazing man. My father fought in WW1.I want to say "Thank You " for sharing his life. May you always be proud of what he did for all of us who enjoy such freedom today. May God grant you His Comfort in the days to come. M. Harke

Dave and Jan and family,
We are so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Dad and Grandpa. Our prayers are with you.
John and Denise