Jimmy Carl Curtsinger He was born February 19, 1945 to Roland D. Curtsinger and Eva M. (Greb) Curtsinger in Cache, Oklahoma. Jimmy passed away Monday, July 29, 2019 at the age of 74.
He attended school in Cache. He worked in construction for 50+ years, he owned his own business “J&J Construction”. He loved fishing, hunting, & gardening both vegetables & flowers. He also loved to watch NASCAR & don’t even get him started when it comes to Kyle Busch. When it came to watching football there was a rivalry between him & Krystal because he really hated the term “America’s Team” when it came to the Dallas Cowboys. He enjoyed watching the Thunder play basketball even though he wasn’t much of a Russell Westbrook fan. He loved to sit outside in the garage & wave & holler at people as they drove by. He enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen & everything he cooked always turned out good. Whenever someone would come over & ask to borrow his tools, he would always let them. He was a compassionate, caring person who loved his family dearly. He would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. He had his ornery side too; he loved to play jokes on people. He was not someone who easily showed affection but he dearly loved his family. He was fortunate to have known a lot of people and to have had lifelong friends.
He is survived by his wife Vicki; his son Jimmy Ray of Cache; his daughters, Krystal & Ashley of Cache; his brother, George of Palatine, IL; his sisters, Geneva Picchiotti and husband Gene of Palatine, IL and Linda Patrick of Harper, KS; 1 grand-daughter Kyleigh Smith of Cache; nieces and nephews, Billy Adduci, Sarah (Picchiotti) Patty and husband Brian, Justin Picchiotti and wife Julie, Jason Picchiotti, Mitchell Picchiotti and wife Julie Anne, Nicholas Curtsinger and wife Randi, Jessica (Curtsinger) Liewehr and husband Matt, Joshua and Melissa Curtsinger all of Palatine, IL, Stephanie Stephens and Stacey Patterson, both of Harper, KS; great nieces and nephews, Brenna, Cassidy, Chloe, Malachi, Julianna, Anthony, Evan, Matt, & Marcella.
He attended school in Cache. He worked in construction for 50+ years, he owned his own business “J&J Construction”. He loved fishing, hunting, & gardening both vegetables & flowers. He also loved to watch NASCAR & don’t even get him started when it comes to Kyle Busch. When it came to watching football there was a rivalry between him & Krystal because he really hated the term “America’s Team” when it came to the Dallas Cowboys. He enjoyed watching the Thunder play basketball even though he wasn’t much of a Russell Westbrook fan. He loved to sit outside in the garage & wave & holler at people as they drove by. He enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen & everything he cooked always turned out good. Whenever someone would come over & ask to borrow his tools, he would always let them. He was a compassionate, caring person who loved his family dearly. He would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. He had his ornery side too; he loved to play jokes on people. He was not someone who easily showed affection but he dearly loved his family. He was fortunate to have known a lot of people and to have had lifelong friends.
He is survived by his wife Vicki; his son Jimmy Ray of Cache; his daughters, Krystal & Ashley of Cache; his brother, George of Palatine, IL; his sisters, Geneva Picchiotti and husband Gene of Palatine, IL and Linda Patrick of Harper, KS; 1 grand-daughter Kyleigh Smith of Cache; nieces and nephews, Billy Adduci, Sarah (Picchiotti) Patty and husband Brian, Justin Picchiotti and wife Julie, Jason Picchiotti, Mitchell Picchiotti and wife Julie Anne, Nicholas Curtsinger and wife Randi, Jessica (Curtsinger) Liewehr and husband Matt, Joshua and Melissa Curtsinger all of Palatine, IL, Stephanie Stephens and Stacey Patterson, both of Harper, KS; great nieces and nephews, Brenna, Cassidy, Chloe, Malachi, Julianna, Anthony, Evan, Matt, & Marcella.
Jimmy Carl Curtsinger He was born February 19, 1945 to Roland D. Curtsinger and Eva M. (Greb) Curtsinger in Cache, Oklahoma. Jimmy passed away Monday, July 29, 2019 at the age of 74.
He attended school in Cache. He worked in construction for 50+ years, he owned his own business “J&J Construction”. He loved fishing, hunting, & gardening both vegetables & flowers. He also loved to watch NASCAR & don’t even get him started when it comes to Kyle Busch. When it came to watching football there was a rivalry between him & Krystal because he really hated the term “America’s Team” when it came to the Dallas Cowboys. He enjoyed watching the Thunder play basketball even though he wasn’t much of a Russell Westbrook fan. He loved to sit outside in the garage & wave & holler at people as they drove by. He enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen & everything he cooked always turned out good. Whenever someone would come over & ask to borrow his tools, he would always let them. He was a compassionate, caring person who loved his family dearly. He would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. He had his ornery side too; he loved to play jokes on people. He was not someone who easily showed affection but he dearly loved his family. He was fortunate to have known a lot of people and to have had lifelong friends.
He is survived by his wife Vicki; his son Jimmy Ray of Cache; his daughters, Krystal & Ashley of Cache; his brother, George of Palatine, IL; his sisters, Geneva Picchiotti and husband Gene of Palatine, IL and Linda Patrick of Harper, KS; 1 grand-daughter Kyleigh Smith of Cache; nieces and nephews, Billy Adduci, Sarah (Picchiotti) Patty and husband Brian, Justin Picchiotti and wife Julie, Jason Picchiotti, Mitchell Picchiotti and wife Julie Anne, Nicholas Curtsinger and wife Randi, Jessica (Curtsinger) Liewehr and husband Matt, Joshua and Melissa Curtsinger all of Palatine, IL, Stephanie Stephens and Stacey Patterson, both of Harper, KS; great nieces and nephews, Brenna, Cassidy, Chloe, Malachi, Julianna, Anthony, Evan, Matt, & Marcella.
He attended school in Cache. He worked in construction for 50+ years, he owned his own business “J&J Construction”. He loved fishing, hunting, & gardening both vegetables & flowers. He also loved to watch NASCAR & don’t even get him started when it comes to Kyle Busch. When it came to watching football there was a rivalry between him & Krystal because he really hated the term “America’s Team” when it came to the Dallas Cowboys. He enjoyed watching the Thunder play basketball even though he wasn’t much of a Russell Westbrook fan. He loved to sit outside in the garage & wave & holler at people as they drove by. He enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen & everything he cooked always turned out good. Whenever someone would come over & ask to borrow his tools, he would always let them. He was a compassionate, caring person who loved his family dearly. He would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. He had his ornery side too; he loved to play jokes on people. He was not someone who easily showed affection but he dearly loved his family. He was fortunate to have known a lot of people and to have had lifelong friends.
He is survived by his wife Vicki; his son Jimmy Ray of Cache; his daughters, Krystal & Ashley of Cache; his brother, George of Palatine, IL; his sisters, Geneva Picchiotti and husband Gene of Palatine, IL and Linda Patrick of Harper, KS; 1 grand-daughter Kyleigh Smith of Cache; nieces and nephews, Billy Adduci, Sarah (Picchiotti) Patty and husband Brian, Justin Picchiotti and wife Julie, Jason Picchiotti, Mitchell Picchiotti and wife Julie Anne, Nicholas Curtsinger and wife Randi, Jessica (Curtsinger) Liewehr and husband Matt, Joshua and Melissa Curtsinger all of Palatine, IL, Stephanie Stephens and Stacey Patterson, both of Harper, KS; great nieces and nephews, Brenna, Cassidy, Chloe, Malachi, Julianna, Anthony, Evan, Matt, & Marcella.
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