Birth date: Nov 18, 1927 Death date: May 31, 2014
Curtis Thomas Pigott, 86, of Alva, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, May 31, 2014. He was born November 18, 1927 in Plainville, CT and has lived in Fort Myers most of his life. He was a Navy Veteran of World War II, Read Obituary
Mrs. Pigott and family, From the time I was very young, I remember Mr. Pigott's soft-spoken encouragement and listening ear. A great man, a man who loves the Lord with all his heart and loves his family and friends greatly. I am privileged to have grown up knowing him and all of yall. We are praying for your hurting hearts. Love, Nancy, Joe, and Amy
Adding my thoughts and prayers for Curtis's family and friends. He was a wonderful person and a true gentleman. It was my privilege to work with Curtis at Parker-French Ace Hardware for a few years, and he was always kind and helpful, not only to me, but to all the customers. Curtis, I know you have heard the words "Well done, thou good and faithful servant". We will miss you.
Mrs. Pigott and girls, My heart and love go out to all of you. I cherish all of the Sundays we worshipped together. I have so many memories of you all. I loved working with your Dad on the roofs here at Beachcombers and home. He was so gentle and sweet. Hard working but always a kind word, asking about my family and husband. The world needs more men like him. I love you all and you will be in my prayers. Thank God we will all be together again in Heaven. Love, Leslie Chernin Morreale
My deepest sympathy for the family. He was a great neighbor, always waved or spoke to me when I walked my dogs in the evening. I feel Mrs. Pigott's pain and the family's, I lost my husband unexpectedly in January. May God's peace and comfort surround all of you,Sincerely,Carol HenselNeighbor
I remember one day years ago Mr. Pigott was at my house working on my roof and we started talking in the back yard. I told him I went to school with Debbie, John and Hal. Later my wife Ann (Uzzell) advised me she went to school with Donna. We started talking about family and current events and I remember walking away thinking what a hard working and fine man he was. He certainly was very proud of his family! Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Pigott family, knowing he lead a wonderful life.Jim & Ann Myers
To all the Pigott family we send our love and condolence. Charles and Wanda Clay
Dear Frances, Debbie, Rita & Donna. I am so sorry for your loss. As long as I can remember Curtis has been a part of my life. He was a great guy. He & Frances have just always been there. Last time I saw Curt we were at the Pioneer picnic. I spent quite a while talking & sharing with him & Frances. That was a time I will always remember. The best part is I know I will see him again. I will be out west & can not make the service. If there is anything you four need I am as close as the phone. Just remember if God brings you to it he will bring you through it.Carl
