I worked with Curtis at the Legislative Building for about 15 years. He was a fascinating person, with his desire to publish books of statistics from the NHL and CFL. I remember his adventure to NYC for the marithon. I don’t remember where he finished but do remember that it was respectable.
Very sorry to hear of his passing
My sincerest condolences to the family. I worked with Curtis a few years back while working at the Legislature. Curtis was one of the kindest souls and I will miss him. He was always professional, respectful and genuine. I remember when he was in our Rider football pool cause he would correct the person who updated the scores when it was wrong. Rest in Peace.
My condolences to the family and friends of Curtis. I worked at the Legislative Building for over 30 years and I can’t imagine the building without him. I will remember him and our many chats with great fondness and am very sad to read of his passing.
Curtis was the first face I would see every morning walking into the back door at the Legislature and the last one when I left in the evening. He always had a smile and a story to share about his adventures on his bike. In the summer, he would come out with us smokers for a chat and to share in afternoon snack time with his gopher friends - unsalted crackers because he was concerned about their salt intake. I am sure he had them hand tame.
Curtis was such a unique and loving person. He was kind and thoughtful, quick-witted and always ready to share in a laugh. I am so glad I got to know him. He will be missed.
Condolences to Curtis' loved ones. I worked at the legislature and had many chats with Curtis. We always knew he was at work when the bike was in the bike stand. Sad to read of his passing.
