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July 14, 2011
Julie and Family-
I was sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He was an incredibly warm man. I remember as a young girl watching him play basketball with my dad. My dad eventually stopped playing, but your dad just went on and on.
Much love.
Mollie Holmgren
July 7, 2011
Spinas Family All Of You
We were sad to hear of this loss. We know he is still with us walking the streets of Eureka. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time. It is a great honor to have known this incredible man.
Love to all, The Stodders
June 29, 2011
Jean and family,
I am so sorry hear of your loss, I was only a little girl when I first met him, he was never forgotten. He was funny all the time. I remember when he did a remodel on mom's kitchen....oh so long ago. Thoughts and prayers to you all.
Lori Pryor (Pine)
Gayle (Elliott) Susan
June 28, 2011
Brad,
I'm so sorry to hear of you dad's passing. I know both my dad and mom knew him in high school and thought highly of him. I'm sure he'll be singing in heaven's choir!
Lydia Rieman
June 26, 2011
I just want to say that, I am so sorry, and that I love you all so very much.
Lydia(Moore)Rieman
Lora Frediani Canzoneri
June 26, 2011
Brad, I am sorry to hear of your father's passing. What a beautiful obituary. I wish that I had had the opportunity and honor to have known him.
Carl Del Grande
June 25, 2011
Thoughts and prayers are with the Spinas Family. Curt was a local legend and I will miss him.
Carl Del Grande
Margaret Nelson
June 25, 2011
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Curt. I know you all loved him dearly. My sympathy goes out to the whole family.
June 25, 2011
Spinas family,
We were so sad to hear the news. Curt was always such a ray of sunshine and he will be missed. We hope you all can find comfort in all the wonderful memories you carry in your hearts.
Russ and Sandi Wahlund
June 25, 2011
Julie...I read about your father yesterday. My sympathies to you and your family. You spoke so highly of him when you hitched a ride with me last September when the airport was having issues. God Bless you and your family. JoAnn
Patti & Travis Campbell
June 24, 2011
Jean, Brad, Sande, Julie & Rich - We were so sad to learn of Curt's passing. He was such a kind and fun-loving man. We loved knowing he was taking care of our grandmother's "fix-its" while they enjoyed being neighbors. We miss those years. Our deepest condolences to all of your families.
Edmund Baldwin
June 24, 2011
So sorry to hear of Curtis passing. We surely offer our most heartfelt sympathy to all the family. Curt & I were in the same classes through high school, and he is fondly remembered.
Bill Dolf
June 24, 2011
Our thoughts are with the Spinas Family and we send our condolences. Being of an earlier generation of cousins (my grandfather Johann - John Dolf was the brother of Margreth - Margaret Dolf Spinas), I do not remember meeting Curt while I was a young man but I do remember hearing many good things about Curt from my parents (Tom & Juanita Dolf) over the years and I know they would appreciate my writing a note on their behalf. Rest well!
Kay Reckord Ames
June 24, 2011
I am sorry to hear of your loss and know that you'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I remember him well as a car salesman at Harper's. Curt will truly be missed by all who knew him.
Jim Estes
June 24, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Spinas Family in this time of loss. I wanted to share that your father, amongst his many other personal qualities and interests, will certainly be remembered as one of only a very few icons of Northcoast basketball history. I remember participating in both high school varsity basketball games 1970s when your dad was a referee, and in later years when I participated in city league basketball games, and it seemed that your dad would always be around the game. He was the type of man who earned the respect of many younger players, because he would be out there on the court hustling after loose balls, diving to keep a ball in play, and in general just embarrassing the heck out of we "40+/- years" younger players! And boy, he could really use his body positioning and strength when under the basket, and he sent many younger guys (like myself) flying into the stands! And he would do this with an innocent look on his face. We used to call your dad "Mr. Basketball", out of respect. And in all sincerety, many of the Eureka city night-league basketball players from that time period really disliked playing against your dad. It was because he would never slow down or relax while he was on the court! We wanted to simply coast up and down the floor and shoot jumpshots, but if we didn't put a defensive player one-on-one with your dad at all times, he would "cherry-pick" us for lay-up baskets all night long! I wanted to share a few memories of the impact your father had on many, many young players some 30+ years ago. He made the game of basketball mean something, he made it worth playing hard for, and perhaps, he made the game a reflection of what our futures had in store for us. If we wanted to make life worth living, then we need to play hard, all the way through!
June 24, 2011
I am so sorry to hear of your loss I am sending this from me Sandy and from Don Mizer. I know he would to the same if not more
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