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OBITUARY Richard Eric Curtis
November 2, 1965 - June 22, 2025
 Celebration
of Life Ceremony -Eric Curtis
Sat, June 28th @ 1:05pm
Windsor Community Church
700 Automation Drive, Windsor CO 80550
In Loving Memory of Eric Curtis - 1965 2025
Eric Curtis, 59, beloved husband, father, and friend, passed away
unexpectedly on June 22, 2025.
Eric Curtis, 59, beloved husband, father, and friend, passed away
unexpectedly in 2025. Eric was a man of boundless heart and infectious
laughter — someone who never met a stranger and never missed a chance to
make someone smile.
Born in 1965, Eric spent his life building meaningful connections and
unforgettable memories. He shared 33 beautiful years of marriage with
his wife, Robin, who he adored deeply. Together, they built a life full
of laughter, travel, and love — exploring over 30 states and 20
countries and cherishing every moment of their journey.
Eric was a devoted father to their son Collin and was endlessly proud of
the man he's become. Eric jumped into every adventure with Collin...
sports, band, FFA, and scouting. Whatever Collin wanted to do, Eric was
there, cheering him on with pride.
Eric had a deep passion for vintage Volkswagens, especially his prized
1966 Kombi, Bertha, and he took immense pride in restoring and caring
for her. He also found peace in his garden, joy in travel, and purpose
in woodworking - creating handcrafted cutting boards and heirloom pieces
that now live on as part of his legacy.
He was also preceded in death by his beloved parents, Patsy and Richard
Curtis, and his sister Sherry, who passed in 2011.
Eric is survived by his sisters, Nelee of McKinney, Texas, and Karen of
Coppell, Texas.
Above all, Eric lived with intention and heart. He was a wonderful
husband, a present and loving father, a loyal friend, and a man who gave
generously of his time, talents, and spirit. He loved to love and he did
it with warmth, humor, and grace.
Eric's absence leaves a hole that can never be filled, but his memory
lives on in every story shared, every smite sparked, and every road
still waiting to be traveled.
He will be forever missed and lovingly remembered. |
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