Birth date: Oct 22, 1954 Death date: Aug 24, 2024
Joseph Richard Curtis, 69, a lifelong resident of Culpeper, VA, went to be with the Lord on August 25, 2024. A quiet, shy, generous man with a sarcastic streak, Joe made a career of driving tractor trailers for over forty years, Read Obituary
To Aunt Patty and the children, I was very sorry to hear about Uncle Joe’s passing. While I wasn’t able to attend the funeral, please know that I’ve been thinking of you all during this difficult time. I hope you can find comfort in the love and memories shared with him. Sending my heartfelt sympathy to you and the family.
Missing you, little brother, but know I will see you again in the presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ . Losing a good man as a husband and a father is difficult. My sympathies and thoughts and prayers are with you, Patty and Jordan, and family.
Even though we never got to see each other very much in our later lives, you were an awesome little brother to me, Joe. Our lives are woven together in a special way and you will never be forgotten.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Patty and the family!! So sorry for your loss… Joe was a Great Guy and I’m sure will be missed by many!!!
My heart goes out to you Patty, and your precious children. We have been friends for long time. Joe was fine man. I pray our God and Saviour will comfort you now, as only He can. Love and prayers, Lee Reese
My sincerest condolences and love to Joe's wife, Patty and their children. It is a hard thing to lose a husband and a father and also my brother.
When Joe was 6 years old (and I was 8) living on N. East St. I well remember him him running out of the house, across the porch and into the street anxious to get across to the vacant lot where we used to play. He didn't look and suddenly a car rushing up the street hit him and knocked him down, his body half-way under the car. Everyone thought he was dead, but thankfully it was just the wind knocked out of him and he revived and we grew up together.
I have many happy memories of playing with my little brother Joe -- especially all the go-carts we built every summer with wheels salvaged from visits to the landfill. What fun they were to ride down the street with our homemade stick brake!
I'll miss you brother Joe, but know that I'll see you in heaven someday as I know you loved our Lord Jesus Christ.
