Timothy E. Curtis

Rest in peace, my friend. You are missed.

To Tim's Dear Family: You have my heartfelt, sincere sympathy in the
passing of sweet Tim. I worked with Max & he'd come to our office.
He had the biggest smile & sweetest disposition. May God give you His comfort & peace now & in the coming days. We share in your sorrow.
In Christian Love & God's Peace to each of Tim's family,
Mary Anne Storm, Lake Worth Beach, Florida

I met Tim one day when he was filling my tank up when he worked for Fina Gas station in Sioux City. He was new to town, having just started playing hockey for the Sioux City Musketeers. We became fast friends immediately. I remember one night returning home from 2nd shift work at the feed mill to find the house had been decorated with a stolen Christmas tree and the decorations (and pine needles everywhere) by Tim and the team. Funny guys. My wife, Lori, and I remember driving up to Superior to stay with Tim for a week visit 20 some years ago. He showed us his stomping grounds. We always had many laughs and a good time. Even with the limited time we spent together, Tim is involved in some of the best times in my life. I wish I could have been a little more addiment about contacting him lately and been in better touch with Tim. And I also wish I could have meet his family, which he absolutely loved from the bottom of his heart. I will never forget you, my dear friend Tim. I love you, man. Peace out.
Your friend,
Rick Moore

Tim and I were roommates at Hazelden. We spent long nights and weekends discussing family. His love for his family was overwhelming despite the struggles at hand. An amazing man.