Joseph Curry Obituary

One of the best memories as a kid was visiting Sisters Lakes, Michigan with the Currys. Just recently I went back with my family to show them where I learned to water-ski off Joe's boat. Thank you for the good times. You will be missed!

Joe and I go back 60 years. We did much woodworking in my basement and ran American Flyer trains in his and my basement. We graduated in the same class in grammar school, high school, and college and worked together many years at IRS. We became CPA´s at the same time. Our daughter´s were good friends in high school and I remember Joe at father-daughter dance rolling on the floor at the song "twist and shout". I drove with Joe many times in the Chevy that Jim Sullivan speaks of. Rest in peace good my old friend, you will be missed!!! Bob Johnson

Joe Curry, you were a good man. I will always remember our many funny and sometimes heated discussions. May God Bless you and your loved ones.

Will miss Joe-as a fellow case manager, Joe was a good friend and was always fun to be with. Sorry for your families loss.

I'll never forget Sharon from the grammar school days and Joe & Sharon from St Barnabas days.. We shared many great memories..so much fun. I'm sure their reunion in Heaven was the BEST. Such a beautiful couple. Thanks to Kathy for bringing a smile back to Joe's face...Our prayers are with her...and Colleen,Kevin,Tim and all the Grandchildren. xoxoxo
Love,
Larry & Kathy Wall

My sympathies to the family of Joe Curry from a friend from Visitation Parish and "The Corner"....we had some good times on "The Corner". May God bless Joe and hold him in the palm of His hand!

Peggy (O'Boyle) Brennan

I would like to express my condolences to all of the Curry family.

Joe and I were friends and graduated together from St. Joseph's College in 1961. Both of us were car enthusiasts and we did some competitive rolling down some Indiana roads. Will never forget Joe's '52 Chevy with the big block Chevy engine w/ four on the floor. Joe was quite a driver.

We lost track of one another after graduation but did cross paths several times years later; once when Joe was doing an audit at my employer, Montgomery Ward, and again when he was with Sharon when he was on his boat going to his star dock at one of Chicago's harbors.

Some years back I somehow discovered that Joe was living in Marine City but was unable to make contact because of telephone number changes.

He was a good and fun guy to be with.

May he rest in peace.