Birth date: Mar 2, 1925 Death date: Sep 3, 2003
Memorial graveside services for Curtis Allen Appleby, 78, of Longview will be held 10 AM Saturday, September 6, 2003 at the Elderville Cemetery with the Pine Tree Masonic Lodge #1392 conducting the services. Cremation was arranged Read Obituary
##imported-begin##JASON HUTCHISON##imported-end##
##imported-begin##Rhonda and Lance Key##imported-end##
We wish to extend our deepest
sympathy for your loss. We had the pleasure of meeting and working
with Mr. Appleby in his efforts to raise proceeds for the Shriner Hospitals.
Mr. Appleby also conducted services
for my father-in-law, James Howell,
who was a member of Pine Tree Lodge.
We will surely miss him.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
you,
Mark and Nancy Stonebarger
and the James T. Howell Family##imported-begin##Mark Stonebarger##imported-end##
##imported-begin##Roger Kuykendall##imported-end##
Knew Curtis Masonically for many,many years.A better man I have yet to meet.
Ken Kerr Past Master Longview Lodge 404##imported-begin##Ken & La Vern Kerr##imported-end##
Janice,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss.
Yours in the faith,
Paul and Mary Jane##imported-begin##Paul and Mary Jane Faries##imported-end##
Curtis will be missed by all his Masonic friends and family. He was always there for his Masonic "family" and a wonderful friend.##imported-begin##Cathryn Carroll Clifford##imported-end##
Mr.Appleby will be missed,not only by myself,but by many others,especially the children he helped,some whom knew him,many that did not.Those only knew that someone was helping them,and that kind person was Mr.Appleby.I worked with him on many of his projects that was done to help children not only in our area but around our nation.He always did those endeavors as quickly as possible so there would never be a lack of help for the children he loved so dearly. He cared when others may not have and for that he earned my everlasting respect.Our prayers for now are that God grant him his heavenly rewards,for he has earned many.Amen##imported-begin##Taron Roberts##imported-end##
##imported-begin##Lowell and Barbara McMichael##imported-end##
Mr. Appleby was our "milkman" in Naples when I was growing up and I have fond memories of how friendly and courteous he was. He was almost like family and we always looked forward to him bringing our dairy products. My sincere condolences to his family and friends. May God's grace and peace be with you.
I, too, will miss him.##imported-begin##Alice Barnes Garmon##imported-end##
