Death date: Jun 23, 2012
Francis X. Curry, Jr., 80, of North Fort Myers, passed away Saturday, June 23, 2012.?áHe was born December 15, 1931 in Upland, PA and moved from Pennsylvania in 1975.?áHe was a Gonzaga Alumni and enjoyed writing short stories, tut Read Obituary
You will be sorely missed by me and many more people that you never knew you affected. You always encouraged me to improve myself both educationally and financially. I am grateful for having you in my life, you were a very accomplish Man in many ways. Rest in peace! Your loving son Jay
Dear Danielle, Ella and all the extended Curry family. It is with our deepest sympathies in the death of Uncle Sohne, that we say hello. We visited today with Danielle and Ella for Uncle Sohne's memorial. It was a sad yet joyous time. Remembering the life and times of Uncle Sohne was the joy! My memories of Uncle Sohne go way back to the early days in PA. Life and times change and we add new family along the way. I still treasure the "bolt action" 22 caliber rifle that Uncle Sohne hand carved the foregrip on. It will be a life long memory of his unique skills and attention to detail in the "hobby" areas he enjoyed. It is our families prayers for your family that the pain of his loss leaves quickly and only fond memories remain. All our love, Wes and Jeanne and Family.
To all of Uncle Son's loved ones. It is with my deepest sympathies for your loss that I write here today. My heart bleeds for you. I wish you all the strength and peace that the Lord God can give you. Uncle Son was a kind and giving man. His memory will live on in our hearts until we meet again. Love, Paxon Roan and Family
Thank you for everything that you did for me and for all that you taught me. You will be missed. Love Ronda
Dearest Daddy, As I lingered in your office over the past several days and weeks, I find comfort in the mess you felt was organized. I realized this was the last time I would be doing this task and I miss having you help me endure it. The last time we sorted your office we laughed , we fought, and we talked about every piece of paper ( or so I thought) Looking back it was a great and wonderful experience. Today I realized in all the mess you left our family the greatest of gifts, your love. For as each box was opened and each piece of paper read, I discovered your life and ours in letters and photos and jotted down notes. From your birth announcement, and graduation achievements, I opened a window into your life and ours. I found mementos from each of the children that you felt was important. You left no-one out. As I look toward tomorrow I find the search of your office almost enticing to see what other treasures you have left us. I only wish you were here to tell the story. I miss you more everyday and have truly lost a part of my soul with you. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the gifts you left behind and for being the greatest man, father, and hero I could ever ask for. and as always I Love You Daddy…and keep it in your pants!!!
i miss u and will forever love u old man=:::::::::[::::::::: love ben
With you,I've found warmth, understanding, and a depth of caring that has touched my heart..I've found not only the love of my lifetime but also my very best friend. I'm so thankful for the life we share and the happiness we've found together. I miss you, your laughter, story's and jokes. Love always, Hugs and Kisses.
I'm gone to miss you Sohne as we shared lots in common through e-mails. We found each other while doing Genealogy research.I found my cousin to be very colorful, interesting and helpful.I enjoyed his stories, humor, recipes and opinons on lots of sorted subjects. This world was a better place for him being here. Until we meet again may your family find peace and contentment with the knowledge of you they carry in their minds and heart. R.I.P. in the arms of our Heavenly Father. Cousin Jeanne ():)
I'll never forget my first contact with Sohne! He wanted to be a teacher in my online writing school. He sent a litany of all his injuries (I was shot, stabbed, etc, etc). I thought, wow, this is one unique individual! He and I communicated often and I published some of his work on my website. He wrote several books – anthropology, chemistry & Just Stories – he was an amazing guy and I loved having him as my virtual friend. He always thought to ask about our Colorado weather, storms, snow & fires. A great guy who really loved his family! We'll miss him.
Dear Curry Family & loved ones far and near. I am heartfully sorry for your loss. Sohne was a real gem, I found him through genealogy with Jeanne Messner & Patty Boyle my sister who currently is suffering from some stroke related issues. Your Father, was kind enough to share many stories with us about our Fathers Family. Treasured they are. We continue to pray for all of you and wish that we could travel to take part of what I see, a beautiful passing and celebration of a life truly lived. We will toast him and bless all of you. Sincerely Jane Boyle Tammany Family
