Curt Hill - class of 70 died on April 9th 2017. He had a stroke and never recovered. We were married 31 years at the time and have one daughter, Laurel
Karen, so very sorry for your loss. I remember Curt as a nice guy with a gentle, shy smile. I hope you find solace in your many years together and all the memories that you created.
This is truly sad news. The pain in your heart is the loss of his physical presence in your life. Take the many meories Curt has left you and your family and consider them the blessing of having been a part of your life.
I remember Curt as a real inward sort of guy, but with a great sense of humor and always very friendly. We need more Curt's in the world, not fewer!
Curt was a Good Man...Gentle and Intelligent...My Best memory of Curt is walking to and from Catechism..we had many laughs on our walks..Rest in peace my Friend
Yvette Viguet (Buhler Rice) (1970)
Karen,
Losing a partner is always difficult.
It is great you did have 31 years together.
Thank You for posting about Curt.
Yvette
Roxanne J. Ferguson (Cline) (1970)
Karen, so very sorry for your loss. I remember Curt as a nice guy with a gentle, shy smile. I hope you find solace in your many years together and all the memories that you created.
Daniel Moirao (1970)
This is truly sad news. The pain in your heart is the loss of his physical presence in your life. Take the many meories Curt has left you and your family and consider them the blessing of having been a part of your life.
I remember Curt as a real inward sort of guy, but with a great sense of humor and always very friendly. We need more Curt's in the world, not fewer!
Russell Ortega (1970)
Curt was a Good Man...Gentle and Intelligent...My Best memory of Curt is walking to and from Catechism..we had many laughs on our walks..Rest in peace my Friend