Curtis Driggs

Curtis Driggs also known as "Rambo" was born on May 11, 1966, in Trinidad and Tobago, to Judy Driggs and the late Toyzin Driggs.

Curtis later migrated to Boston, Massachusetts, where he lived with family for many years. During that time, he worked at Wollaston Alloys, Inc., where he was involved in sheet metal work. Curtis was known for his strong work ethic and his dedication.

Later in life, Curtis moved to Raleigh, North Carolina, where he continued building his life. While there, he worked as a mechanic, a trade that reflected his hands-on skills and determination to support his family.

Curtis is survived by his ten children: Cherise, Kirk, Courtney, Ina, Jarah, Grace, Nyron, Leah, Niguel, and Jeremiah. He also leaves behind fourteen grandchildren and his eight siblings: Joanne Williams, Noel Driggs, Allison Driggs, Eleanor Driggs, Irwin Driggs, Ronald Driggs, Natasha "" Cagle, and Louise Black. He is also survived by many cousins, aunts, and dear friends in New York, Trinidad, Boston, and Florida, who will cherish his memory.

Curtis had a deep love for cricket and was an avid player in Trinidad. He found great joy in cooking for his family and bringing loved ones together.

Curtis will be remembered as a caring and compassionate person who always tried to help others whenever he could. His

kindness and willingness to support those around him touched many lives and will remain in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Though he may be gone from our sight, Curtiss love, kindness, and memories will live on in the hearts of his family and friends forever.

May he rest in eternal peace.