Charles Curtis

Charles Ray Curtis, known to many as "Charlie" a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, peacefully departed this world on September 21, 2026. Born to O.W. and Arlye May Curtis on March 20, 1936 in Denison, Texas, At a young age he went to live with Johnny and Rena Mc. Millian on their farm where he was loved and had the best life. Charles went on to graduate from Denison High School in 1955. After high school he moved to Dallas to peruse his plumbing career. During this time he met his beloved wife Sandra of 69 years. In 1959 his career was put on hold to join the military. He was stationed at Ft. George G. Meade in Maryland and returned back to Texas in 1961 with their daughter LeDonna. They made their home in Dallas, TX where they welcomed their daughters Cheryl and Sandy. In 1971 they moved their family to Midlothian, TX where they resided until his death.

Charles embarked on a career as a plumber, working diligently for several mechanical contractors until his well-deserved retirement from the Local Union 100. Charles' work ethic was admirable and his witty personality made him a joy to be around. Despite his many accomplishments, Charles was a man of humility, always prioritizing his family and loved ones.

Charles is survived by his beloved wife, Sandra, whom he married on June 22, 1957, and their daughters, LeDonna Raye and husband Dwayne, Cheryl Jackson, Sandy Jackson and husband David. Brothers, Jerry Curtis and wife Jackie, Sonny Curtis and wife Gayle, and his Brother-in-Law Bob Murphy He is also survived by his grandchildren known as Paw Paw and Big Papa, Daniel Raye, Aaron Jackson wife Billie, Kyle Jackson and wife Jennifer, Amanda Keels and husband Brian, Heather Decker and husband James. Survived by great grandchildren, Blaik, Tyler, Levi, Presley, Kinley, Ashlynn, Abby and Tatum. He is also survived by his first great great grandchild Colsen Lee whom he adored. He is also survived by sister-in-law - LouAnn Richardson and many nieces and nephews.

Charles is proceeded in death by, his parents and Johnny and Rena, his sister Betty Ann Murphy, his brother Bobby Curtis, Carolyn Murphy, brother-in-law Wayne Richardson and his son-in-law John Dryden as well has his beloved Hank Dog.

Charles was an avid hunter and passed that love onto his grandchildren. He also enjoyed golf and Oktoberfest.

We are also comforted knowing that our daddy was a man of faith and is residing with the Lord Jesus Christ.

A private family graveside service will be held for Charles at Mt. Peak Cemetery. His life was a testament to his favorite saying, "I lived a good life, I love you and will meet you in heaven."

Donation can be made to the American Cancer Society or the National Kidney Foundation, flowers are always welcomed.

In memory of Charles, we invite you to share your favorite stories, photos, and memories on his memorial page. His life was a tapestry of love, service, and faith, and we look forward to celebrating his remarkable journey with all who knew and loved him.