My condolences to the Anderson family. I first met Curtis, when I went to work @ the Marine Terminal @ Union Carbide. HE IS A GOOD MAN.
 

Curtis,
Thank you for being a great brother-in-law over the years, and thank you for the fondest of memories. We remember the camping trips, boating and fishing, and we remember when we use to come over with our two sons for those notorious barbeques in your back yard; we especially remember eating goat!! It was always fun for us to come over and see what new things you had built too, it was truly awesome. You were a very kind-hearted person, and we always thought it was so big of you to be so kind to mom and Eddie when you let them live in the house behind you and Pat in T.C. It was just so nice of you to have done that and they appreciated everything you ever did for them; the whole family appreciated it too. We will miss you Curtis, the good times and laughter, and the fireside chats with you. You were a great brother-in-law.

Love Always, Ralph and Lorine

 

Curtis I couldn't believe it today when i found out about your passing, I remember when I would go camping with ya'll! Heck if I wasn't at your house Athena was at mine. I remember you would come into Athena's room and ask us what we were doing? You were always a good man to everyone! I know that you are in a better place now, you will be so missed by everyone! My prayer's go out to your family.
 

To the Anderson Family:

I wanted to express my condolences. I am so sorry for your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Dee Ann
 

Remembering from our teenage years - Waayy Back. Good Memories. Now praying you all have peace within yourselves.
Love & Huggs
 

Sorry for your loss wally and denise please contact me when you can 936-239-5154
 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
 

He is with his brother now my father W.W.Anderson (Andy) and I can just imagine what them two are doing wright now most likely in the Big Bar In The Sky. We will Love and miss you Bubba.
 

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Anderson family. When I was young Athena and her family took me on my first camping trip, I will never forget that. Everytime I came to visit, Curtis was in the garage or developing photos. I know that he was a good family man and will be missed.

God Bless, Kim Haas and Judy Boles
 

My sincerest sypathy on your loss Pat. Although I haven't seen you both in a while, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I remember Curtis as being one of the kindest men I have ever met.