CURTIS WILLIAM DOOLEY

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• So very, very sorry to hear of your loss. - Posted by: John Allardyce (Friend) on: Jul 14, 2017

• Our family is so saddened to hear of your loss. May God continue to be with you during this most difficult time. Our deepest condolences. - Posted by: Cathy Rayner Hall (Friend of family member ) on: Jul 14, 2017

• Curtis was one of the sweetest, most genuine guys I've ever known. We went to middle school together but didn't become friends until we were 17. He helped me get one of my early jobs at The Source and we used to have so much fun working together. My condolences to his family, he was an absolutely wonderful human being. - Posted by: Jasmine (coworker/old friend ) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Dear Dumanskes & Dooleys, I am devastated by the news of Curtis' passing. Even though I taught many students over my years at JTC, I clearly remember your son/brother/grandson/nephew/cousin and the positive energy he brought to my classroom. In particular, I recall his big smile, his (endearing) smart aleck comments, and the way that he would flick his hair. As you have noted, he touched everyone that he came into contact with. I actually witnessed him form lifelong bonds in the desks before me. The world is less bright without Curtis in it. My thoughts are with you. - Posted by: Elsebeth Hansen-Kriening (History Teacher) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Curtis was much closer to my sister than he was to me, but due to his relationship with my sister and later on his friendship with many people in my friendship circles, I saw him often. I can't think of a single instance where I felt anything but peace, love & greatness radiating out of Curtis' every cell. Nobody ever disliked Curtis Dooley. He always smiled and was always positive energy. I'll see you on the other side, Curtis. - Posted by: Samantha Lake Gidge (Friend ) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Sorry for your loss Curtis was always good for a laugh and fun to be around! - Posted by: Graham Romanovsky (High school classmate) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Curtis was such a very special person. He and I met through friends approximately six years ago. Funny enough, someone tried to get us to date, but our genuine friendship turned us into something more. Ironically, he became the friend that would joke about being my best man, or if I needed someone to fill the spot, he'd "give me away" at my wedding. We spent so many nights together that summer, and cherished each other since. I have thought of so much I could say but, to sum it up, I think the hardest part of his passing, is that I, along with others, can only imagine that he looked forward to so many other days. He was always so happy and full of love. Fortunately, it is also something we can take comfort in; Curtis loved life and smiled nearly every day of it. He will continue to inspire the smiles, memories, and growth of all of those lives he touched, and in that way I think he will continue to be with each and every one of us. Somewhere he is always encouraging us to keep smiling. Sending all of my love to his family and friends. - Posted by: Raissa (Friend) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Dawn & Barry, heartbroken to hear of your loss, take care. - Posted by: Dave and Cindy Birt (Friend) on: Jul 07, 2017

• To Curtis's Family, I know Curtis mainly by passing him in our halls in Plant 1 over the past 10 or so years, knew the area and depts he had worked, when I did he would always smile and nod his head hello. My thoughts and best wishes are with you at this most difficult time. Will miss his friendly nod. - Posted by: Mike StandardAero Maint Dept (Coworker) on: Jul 07, 2017

• Remembering his wonderful and gentle soul will forever remain in my heart. I will miss him dearly and think of him often. May he rest in peace. - Posted by: Angie Georgeson(Glowa) (Cousin) on: Jul 07, 2017