A great ceremony. My wife played the piano and a very talented friend of hers and an equally talented relative of Mr. Curtis sang.

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Thank you all for the comments in this thread. This was not a sad day...

Beautiful. It's always nice to realize that you've been a part of someone's life and they yours.

Thats sweet, Seahawk. Lovely tributes.

Thank you for sharing. . . . It looks like his service was very dignified

Thanks for posting, Paul. Very fitting tribute to a fellow gardener, who no doubt already has some dirt under his fingernails in his new digs!

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How nice. It’s not a sad day when someone passes on with dignity. Great to see that photo of Mr Curtis sitting in the truck.

Mr. Curtis will be missed.

Yes, he will. I enjoyed Paul's reports of Mr. Curtis's visits. Every time I saw another report on Mr. Curtis, he reminded me of another dignified older man, "Brown, mista E. Brown."

thank you Hawk & Lady of the manor
for standing in for so many of..

Rika

I miss him and never met the guy

RIP Mr. Curtis.

Seahawk, thank you for sharing your friendship with Mr. Curtis. It’s been a pleasure to read about him.

Thanks for sharing Mr. Curtis with us. The things he lived through from wars to civil rights. I was unprepared for what I faced taking care of my dad as cancer quickly took him. He outlived most of his friends but two were there for him and me.