Curtis Maynard "Curt" Haugen

Our deepest sympathy Natalie on the passing of Curt. Some memories of Curt in our younger years were him giving me rides on a sleigh pulled by a horse in the winter time, at his family’s farm. Curt was fun to be with and always was active. Being he was a little older than me, I always had respect for him and enjoyed his companionship. When he moved to Minneapolis, I think he was working for the FBI at the time, I went to see him. He took me to a lake in the cities and we were riding on some type of flat boat, he had made, that skimmed across the lake. I didn’t feel too safe on it, but we had fun. When Curt would call, send cards or emails, he would always inform us about your, achievements and the activities, you were involved with. Natalie, you were his bright shining star and he was so proud of what you achieved. Life seems to go by so fast and I will cherish the memories that I had with Curt as I know you will cherish your memories of Curt, too. You are in our prayers and I pray that God will give you strength during this season of your life. Grant & Kathy Haugen

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I enjoyed the time I spent as one of Curt's coworkers at Cardinal Health. We had not worked together for awhile, but he was a very friendly face for a new Wisconsinite, with interesting stories to tell and a smile and good joke just waiting to be shared. He will no doubt be missed by many, myself included.

Curt was always smiling and great stories. When he came to mile bluff in mauston to deliver. He will be missed. Love you Curt. RIP

Oh, my dear friend, may you rest in peace. Thank you for the numerous chats, laughs, hugs, smiles, treats when you came to our ER to deliver meds. Somewhere in those years you became a true friend to many of us and certainly were a positive thing to look forward to. You are one of a kind and I know I am not alone to say I am blessed to be able to call you my friend. No doubt by now you have made many friends in heaven, because that is just who you are. Sending condolences to your loved ones, especially Natalie, whom you spoke so highly and proudly of every chance you could. Godspeed, Curt. Save me a spot up there!