Hi Linda,
We just heard of Kurt’s passing and want to send our condolences to you. As you know we go way back to our younger days when we all lived in the same apartment building in Brighton.
We have so many great memories of fun times we had with Kurt. He was always so generous with his time and shared it happily.
Our prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Dave and Debbi Galloway
I knew Kurt for many years as I worked in the automotive business. My significant other who passed away the day before Kurt knew him also from the auto industry, Village Imports Day. He was a true gentleman. When he was in the dealership he would stop in to say hi.
I'm sorry for your loss . A great guy
Linda Downes
Linda, I am so sorry to hear of Kurt's passing. What a lovely man he was. He was always so kind to me and gracious in offering his knowledge. You honored his spirit in the beautifully written obituary. May his memory forever give you joy.
Tricia Fagan, Carlsam Dr neighbor
Linda and family, our deepest condolences. We will always remember Kurt as a good friend and fellow adventurer: many motorcycle trips together, Watkins Glen/ Havana Glen enjoying Lou's chicken, the sound and feel of top fuelers at Reading Raceway, train rides to away Amerks games playing Crested Butte Craps. So many wonderful memories! He will be sorely missed. Brian and Patty Milot
Kurt wasn't only a gifted storyteller; he had a great sense of humor. Lew's favorite Kurt"ism" was that he always knew what day was Sunday; "it was the day that the big paper came". Lew continues to share that "ism" with others all of time and we always think of Kurt and laugh when it comes up. We are profoundly sad that Kurt has passed.
Uncle Kurt was one of the most caring men I've ever known. He would drop everything for his family, and always for me and my children. He took care of me like only a father (Dad) would and every year when I gave him his father's day card he would call me with such emotion in his voice, thanking me for sharing my life and my children's life with him. Our family could definitely be a lil overwhelming at times and spending Christmas downstairs just talking to him was always some of my favorite holiday memories. When i first moved to NY he opened his home and kindly shared his nights outs with Aunt Linda with me also. We would go to dinner , hockey games, or just hang out at the house or by the pool. Every moment is a memory Ill treasure forever.
