Curtis Michael Awve

So sorry to hear about Curt. We used to play poker together back in the day. I was laid up after a car accident one time and he came by with another friend and they brought beer and visited with me and that was greatly appreciated. I am so sorry for his family's loss.

I remember Curt's cleaver wit & sense of humor. Dean & I enjoyed getting together with the two of you to play games & go out to eat. I remember the pride Curt took in designing your home & adding his special touches to it after it was built. I enjoyed those bacon wrapped water chestnuts he'd make. I remember & enjoyed the visit the two of you made to our home in rural Richland Center; we walked a trail on our property, you spent the night but cut your visit short because Dean was ailing. Curt will be missed. Barb Sumwalt

I posted a picture of Sue and Curt in St. Joseph, MI in May, 2018. The occasion was a meetup with two of Sue's cousins - Roy and Tom. Curt was great story teller. He will be missed.

Sue, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. I hope that as the time goes on you’ll be able to cherish all the great times you two had together and that can help get you through the hard times. Although I did not know Curt well, I do remember laughing and enjoying the few times we enjoyed yours and Curt’s company with my parents. I even remember ringing in the New Year in the late 90’s. You’ll continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.

So saddened to read of Curt's passing. I think of the happy times we had finding and collecting Dept. 56 retired pieces. So many god memories! Please accept our heartfelt sympathy. Judy and Ron Scullion