Curtis Baty
November 30, 1933 - April 21, 2016
Curtis grew up working on his family's farm. At a young age he joined the National Guard where he served for 8 years. At age 16 he met the love of his life Gracie. In 1952 they married and started a family, which became his everything. He retired at age 65 as the Marketing Director of Affiliated Foods, where he was very well respected by his co-workers. He had deep love for all sports, especially football. He lived his life by always doing what was right and putting his family above all else. He was the heart of his family and will be tremendously missed by all.
He was Preceded in death by both parents, three sisters and one brother.
He is Survived by his wife Gracie, Brother H.G. Two sons, Billy and wife Kelley, Bobby and wife Pam Both of Austin, TX. Two daughters, Brenda and husband Wayne of Guthrie, OK, Angela and husband Todd of Amarillo. 5 grandchildren, Butch, Casey, Amanda, Caity, Cody. 4 great-grandchildren,
Allotes, Eddie, MaKinley, Annabelle.
(Published by Cox Funeral Home, April 23, 2016)
November 30, 1933 - April 21, 2016
Curtis grew up working on his family's farm. At a young age he joined the National Guard where he served for 8 years. At age 16 he met the love of his life Gracie. In 1952 they married and started a family, which became his everything. He retired at age 65 as the Marketing Director of Affiliated Foods, where he was very well respected by his co-workers. He had deep love for all sports, especially football. He lived his life by always doing what was right and putting his family above all else. He was the heart of his family and will be tremendously missed by all.
He was Preceded in death by both parents, three sisters and one brother.
He is Survived by his wife Gracie, Brother H.G. Two sons, Billy and wife Kelley, Bobby and wife Pam Both of Austin, TX. Two daughters, Brenda and husband Wayne of Guthrie, OK, Angela and husband Todd of Amarillo. 5 grandchildren, Butch, Casey, Amanda, Caity, Cody. 4 great-grandchildren,
Allotes, Eddie, MaKinley, Annabelle.
(Published by Cox Funeral Home, April 23, 2016)
Curtis Baty
November 30, 1933 - April 21, 2016
Curtis grew up working on his family's farm. At a young age he joined the National Guard where he served for 8 years. At age 16 he met the love of his life Gracie. In 1952 they married and started a family, which became his everything. He retired at age 65 as the Marketing Director of Affiliated Foods, where he was very well respected by his co-workers. He had deep love for all sports, especially football. He lived his life by always doing what was right and putting his family above all else. He was the heart of his family and will be tremendously missed by all.
He was Preceded in death by both parents, three sisters and one brother.
He is Survived by his wife Gracie, Brother H.G. Two sons, Billy and wife Kelley, Bobby and wife Pam Both of Austin, TX. Two daughters, Brenda and husband Wayne of Guthrie, OK, Angela and husband Todd of Amarillo. 5 grandchildren, Butch, Casey, Amanda, Caity, Cody. 4 great-grandchildren,
Allotes, Eddie, MaKinley, Annabelle.
(Published by Cox Funeral Home, April 23, 2016)
November 30, 1933 - April 21, 2016
Curtis grew up working on his family's farm. At a young age he joined the National Guard where he served for 8 years. At age 16 he met the love of his life Gracie. In 1952 they married and started a family, which became his everything. He retired at age 65 as the Marketing Director of Affiliated Foods, where he was very well respected by his co-workers. He had deep love for all sports, especially football. He lived his life by always doing what was right and putting his family above all else. He was the heart of his family and will be tremendously missed by all.
He was Preceded in death by both parents, three sisters and one brother.
He is Survived by his wife Gracie, Brother H.G. Two sons, Billy and wife Kelley, Bobby and wife Pam Both of Austin, TX. Two daughters, Brenda and husband Wayne of Guthrie, OK, Angela and husband Todd of Amarillo. 5 grandchildren, Butch, Casey, Amanda, Caity, Cody. 4 great-grandchildren,
Allotes, Eddie, MaKinley, Annabelle.
(Published by Cox Funeral Home, April 23, 2016)
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