Hugh Curley

Our sincere condolences to the Curley Family. I remember him sharing with me his love for golf by showing me his new golf club and stories of Scotland and Ireland. Tim and Rita Hughes

Hugh is part of a funny incident that I tell about wondering about my sanity when I was hearing bagpipes where no one would expect to hear them. Not playing them but practicing. I was sure relieved when I found they were real. He was a devoted father and will be missed. Janis Noonan

I first met Hugh when I started in the Mechanical Dept. at Oscar's. He was assigned to "Break Me In". He was easy to work with, and he taught me a lot about "Millwright Work. He had a pleasant personality. We got along great. He was proud of his Scottish Heritage, and every now and then, you could detect his Scottish Brogue". He was a true Gentleman. I know the 2nd Shift Gang held him in high esteem. Rest well, and may the Bag Pipes echo through out all of Scotland as they say "Farewell" to their Native Son. Lyman Woodman Mechanical Dept (1969) Oscar Mayers

I met Hugh in cardiac rehab at St.Marys Hospital after his heart surgery. I was his therapist and with his sense of humor we bonded immediately. Near the end of his rehab sessions, he brought his bagpipes in and played for all the heart patients and staff. I have a picture of him in action! We ended up staying in touch as I would walk my dog past his house and if he was outside we would chat and catch up. Hugh was the epitome of nice, generous and caring. My sympathy goes out to the family. Treasure the memories as I know I will. Sharon Carl

Our condolences to you all! May the love of God, family and friends provide strength to get through this loss.