Birth date: Sep 5, 1956 Death date: Jan 11, 2010
Randy Curl, 53 of Des Moines passed away Monday, January 11th at Taylor House Hospice in Des Moines. Randy was born in Portland, Arkansas on September 5, 1956. Randy was united in marriage to Jane Drown on May 22, 1992 in Cape Gi Read Obituary
Dear Jane we are so sorry to hear the news. We are deeply sadden by his passing.I hope that you are doing well. I know that he is in a much better place and he is at peace. If you would like to contact us(904)777-4560 once again we are very sorry for your loss. Danny and Barbara
To Randy's entire family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I knew Randy as ninth grade basketball competitors, a teammate and trusted friend. His strength, loyalty and courage always stood out. He, Tony, Vince, Steve, U.G., Alvis, Hook and myself and others stood by each other in times of need and fun. We were part of the class of '74 together. May his soul rest in peace and family be safe. K. Tutashinda ( Brian Althiemer)
Hello Jane and famly. I just heard the news and am extremely saddend to hear the news. I just found out today. I had no idea or else I would have been there to show my respect and support for a great friend and his family. As I type this message, I still cant believe it. I was in the midst of contacting him for the upcoming final four as I know he enjoyed b'ball and great friends. My deepest sympathies to you and the family. He will truly be missed.
We have just heard of Randy's passing and are so saddened by the news. We were classmates of Randy's at Westark Community College in Fort Smith many years ago. Wes's father, Gayle Kaundart, was Randy's coach at Westark. We use to share lots of laughs. He will be missed.
Coach Curl has partly made me the man I am today. During my playing days at SEMO (89-93)he was always there for me and the rest of my teammates. With hard work, inspiring advice and a lott of humor he kept us on track. Not only as athletes but also as persons. I will never forget Randy Curl. My thoughts are with all those who are close to him. Eelco Derks
Jane, I can not tell you how very shocked and saddened I was to hear of Randys death. I worked with him also at the Show Me Center. His smile would light up the room and I never once saw him in a mood that was not upbeat. (other than the time I made him a cheesecake for getting my son some basketball tickets and someone got in the office refridgerator and ate it) ( He was someone who made it fun to be at work. I will truely miss him. I send you my deepest condolences.
Jane My prayers goes out to you and your family. I played under and was recruited by Coach Curl. He was a great person, friend and role model to myself and others he came in contact with. The things that he taught me were so instrumental in my personal and professional development. He knew what to say to keep me motivated and on course. I will never forget him and the support he gave me when my father passed. We had great times joking around with Coach. I am so thankful and blessed for the time I had to spend with him. Coach you will be missed...We Love You!
Randy, May you rest in PEACE!! Sorry to hear of your passing. Reading all of the memorials make it seems as though we've never lost contact with each other! Gloria Perry McKindra John Jans Perry
Jane, As I struggle to write this message, recollections of those moments that we shared trigger comfort in the face of tragic loss. Through a flash of memories, I yet again appreciate how privileged it was for me to have known Randy, and to have shared an enduring friendship. When my son Luke was born, Randy was the first visitor to the hospital, and he enthusiastically followed Lukes growth and development through every opportunity. I could in no way envision a better role model for my son. During those sixteen years, I frequently found myself thanking God for that Guardian Angel he had provided for my child. Those prayers of thanksgiving will continue, as that Angel perseveres. As a man, he set the criterion. As a coach, he embraced the educator. And as a friend, he was forever true. Randys character merged integrity, principle, and loyalty without lapse and that exceptional moral fiber personified the man, the coach and the friend. With profound appreciation of my dear friend, Randy Curl, I commemorate the person that we all treasured while mourning his passing. Jane, my eyes well with tears as I share these thoughts that I know can not heal your heart. My feelings of remorse are small and inconsequential to the loss and sorrow in your life. I can only trust that through this meager lexis I am able to convey the value of friendship and offer my heartfelt condolences to you. Please do not hesitate to contact us. Forever your friend, Glen Hinkebein
Jane and Family My brother Tony and I will certainly miss Randy, who was a big brother to us growing up in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Having lost our mother recently, we certainly know what you and your family are going through during this difficult time. We will always remember the good times we shared with Randy. We are truly sorry we were not able to be there for his service. Our condolences to you and your family. May our brother Randy rest in peace. Keep the faith!
