Bryan J. Curtis

Bryan J. Curtis was born January 22, 1980, in Denison, Texas, to Reginald and LaQuita Curtis, Bryan spent his entire life in the community he loved.

He was Superman-larger than life and seemingly indestructible. To his nieces and nephews, he was affectionately called Caveman, a nickname inspired by his signature beard. His family and friends truly believed he would live forever. He's onto his next life and next adventure.

Bryan wasn't always the easiest person to deal with some of the time, but his heart was in the right place. He would offer his last dollar, a meal, or clothes to someone in need. He always helped his friends and loved ones the best he could-no one ever went without if Bryan had a way to provide for them.

Bryan was very intelligent and could fix anything-cars, lawn mowers, dirt bikes, and just about anything with a motor. It was something he and his father shared a deep passion for and enjoyed doing together for many years.

He loved to fish and truly enjoyed teaching his nieces and nephews about motors and riding dirt bikes and ATVs. There were times they would all disappear, and you'd find them down at the creek just wandering around. Kids loved him-they would all gather to visit, sometimes refusing to leave when their parents came to get them.

Bryan is survived by his mother, LaQuita Curtis of Denison; his beloved dogs, King and Little Girl, whom he loved more than anything, he spoiled them with pink starbursts; his sisters Deanna Britton, Tamera Plemmons (his favorite sister) and husband Michael, Tresa Curtis, all of Denison; and sister Shelly Evans and husband Bryan of Howe; and uncle Michael Curtis and wife Judy of Denison.

He also leaves behind his nieces and nephews: Makayla Plemmons, Erin Reid and husband Benjamin, Tyler Britton and Eric Britton all of Denison; Kassidy Monterroza and husband Carlos of Sherman; Tristian Townsend of Denison; Kiley Waters; Collin Evans and wife Lindsey; and Caden Evans, of Howe. He also adored his great-niece, Kinsley of Sherman, who loved to visit and ride the little antique mower he was building for her.

Bryan will also be deeply missed by his closest cousin who was his bonus brother, Royce Chapman, and close friend and neighbor, Joe Schmidt, both of Denison; many cousins and a host of friends and loved ones who will forever miss their "Fuzzy."

Bryan was preceded in death by his father, Reginald (Reggie) Curtis, Phillip Townsend, his grandparents Joseph Chapman, Gloria Rolen, Calvin and Cliffie Curtis, papaw Birt Rolen. Uncles and aunts, Michael Curtis Sr., David Curtis; Kaye Wood, Royce Chapman; Birt Rolen Jr.; Jackie and Jimmy Hagan; and Belinda and Mark Roth. ,

Bryan, you are now with Dad. Find your peace and know that the heavenly distance between us now does not change the power of our love.

"Whoop Whoop 20 20"

A Celebration of Life will be held at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel. The family will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. Monday, November 3, 2025 at the funeral home.

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