Curtis Mancini
Davie, FL
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43 messages
From Donna McGarry,
Providence, RI
Projo.com is establishing this tribute page for Sgt. Curtis Mancini, of Florida, who was killed in an explosion in Afghanistan on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2004.
From Stephanie Kunefke,
Oakland, MS
Thoughts and prayers go out to your family at this time.
From John Cianci,
N. Smithfield, RI
To The family and friends of Curtis Mancini,
My prayers and condolences are with with you all during this very tough time from across the world, Baghdad, Iraq. Reading about deaths of fellow Rhode Islanders is so hard for all of us serving around the world in the Armed Forces, we know one thing, Curtis will be greatly missed, but never forgotten. If I can do anything at all to assist, please do not hesitate to ask, you can contact me by email sfccianci@yahoo.com.
From Pat Shoukry,
New York, NY
My deepest condolences to the family and all loved ones of Curtis Mancini. My heart aches for you, and you will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I pray that the deep hurt you feel can be in some part eased by the feeling of great pride for Curtis' valor and deep sense of patriotism. Curtis, you have made the ultimate sacrifice and did so willingly and without hesitation. Thank you so very much for defending my freedom. It means so much to me, to the people of NYC and to the entire nation. Thank you for your bravery and sacrifice in the service of the country that I love so very much.
John 15:13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
Most Sincerely, Pat Shoukry
From Barry Mehn,
St. Louis, MO
You have my deepest sympathy and my prayers are with you in this tome for the loss ofSgt. Curtis Mancini. He will be remembered by all. He was a brave soldier and a proud one. To the Family My deepest and sincere sympathy. May the perpetual light shine upon him and grant him peace.
Barry,FRM USAF St. Louis, Mo
From Tania Ward,
Loveland, Oh
God Bless you Curtis. You are an American Hero that gave your all. You will always be in our hearts and prayers.
Tania Ward
StarSupport Military Group
tania@fuse.net
From Marlene Tussey,
Harrisburg, PA
My deepest sympathy to the family of Curtis Mancini as you face the loss of a loved one. My prayers are with you for the deep founded grace that the Lord can supply to you at this time of loss. Be proud knowing Curtis Mancini will be remembered as a true HERO! God Bless you in your time of sorrow!
~ Marlene from PA
From Mary Ann Janicki,
Gorham, NH
My deepest sympathy and prayers to the family and friends of Curtis Mancini. May God take this brave soldier into his care. Mary Ann
From Connie Novak,
Fox Lake, IL
To the family of Curtis Mancini- My son is in Iraq, so I know I can safely say that your son died a hero. It will not make you miss him any less. It will not make the pain go away. But know that to me, and many others, your son will always be one of my biggest heros. His - and your - sacrifice are appreciated by us. He will not be forgotten.
From Heidi Narr,
Pittsburgh, PA
To the Family and Friends of Curtis Mancini...Please accept our sincere sympathy and know that YOUR HERO and your family will remain in our thoughts and prayers always. Curtis was a TRUE AMERICAN HERO and his bravery and courage were an inspiration for all the world to see. May the memories that you have comfort you during this difficult period and the love and friendship of family and friends be with you always. The world is a much better place and our liberties and freedoms are more secure BECAUSE OF HEROES LIKE YOUR CURTIS. With our Pride, Respect and Admiration always. Huge Hugs from Pittsburgh, PA, Heidi and Monica Narr - God Bless You Always...
From Armand Milazzo,
x, x
We will always remember you and you will be in our hearts and prayers forever. Thank you Curtis for being such a special person and for protecting our freedom!
Love Always,
Cousin Armand "Little Armand"
Anjie & Maximus
From stephen Lasorsa,
Glocester, RI
To the Family and friends of curtis I send my deepest condolences. I worked with Curtis at the Classic resturaunt some years ago and remember him as a good friend who was there when you needed him to talk to or just to make you laugh.Though we had lost touch his memories are still fresh in my mind and there they will remain.He touched so many of us.God Bless
From Wanda Rogers,
Manchester, TN
My prayers go out to you. May God bless you allways. Curtis was a hero
in evertones eyes. He was so very brave.
He will be missed very much. May God
comfort you allways. Wanda
wandarogers2000@yahoo.com
From Heather Johnson,
Charlotte, NC
Words cannot begin to describe the gratitude I have for Curtis and his family.. My deepest sympathies.. If I can help please contact me at HeatherJUGA@hotmail.com
From Dawn Lewis,
Sheridan, MI
Prayers are with your family and friends through this tragic time. Thank You Curtis for serving our country. You are a true hero. God Bless your family. You are in gods wonderful arms.
From Tricia Bass,
Covington, WA
Curtis
Thanks for ur sacrifice i will never forget it, ur a true hero in my heart for all u have done, glad u will be a angel to overlook all of us, ur family, fellowe soldiers and friends, may god bless ur family and u for being a true hero, u will never be forgotton
The Mancinis, If U ever need anything pls e-mail me at babycakes81222@yahoo.com
sincerely a proud fiancee to a us army soldier and a proud american for this brave sacrifice curtis made
love tricia
From patricia gunn,
cincinnati, oh
To you, Curtis, we pray that your soul may rise heavenward forever resting in the peace of Christ. To those whom you left behind, may your passing be a celebration of your life as you lived it, your love of God, love of country, and love of family for whom you paid the ultimate price. You are forever a hero in our eyes and will be dearly missed. Pat Gunn, Cincinnati, OH
From Kimberly Cleveland,
Mendon, MI
To the family of Curtis Mancini: Words cannot express my sorrow at your loss. He is honored with all that have gone before him in service to our Country. The Lord bless you and keep you, may His comforting Hand be upon you all the coming days as you try to adjust to this profound loss. God bless such a selfless man and you, his family and friends. Thank you for your service.
Kimberly/proud military mom
From Wayne Boulier,
davie, fl
My heart goes out to Curt's family. He was one of a kind. If you looked up the word "Humility", you would find Curt's picture.I had the honor of calling him my friend. God Bless you friend. My family and I, will miss you.
Sgt. Wayne Boulier
Davie Police Dept.
From Dawn Smith,
Huntsville, AL
All my thoughts and prayers go out to all the family and friends of Curtis Mancini. He truly is a hero to this country, who risked it all and ultimately gave it all. Dawn Smith dawn_al83@yahoo.com
From D. Maria Daehn,
B. Oeynhausen, Ge
My compassion and condolences to the family of SGT Curtis Mancini. With my deepest respect, Maria
From Tracey Carbone,
Lincoln, RI
"It was a privilege not to have only known this brave man,but to have also loved him.You will be missed so very much by so many people.You truly are an American hero.
From Missy Walters,
Sardinia, OH
To the family and friends of Curtis Mancini,
My deepest sympathy for your loss of Curtis. May God give you strength in this time of such heartache. Know that I am proud of Curtis, although I didn't know him. He gave all for my freedoms and for that he is a HERO!!! I am honored to live here in this great country knowing I have nothing to fear, thanks to the brave men and women of our military. Take care and God bless. You are in my prayers.
Missy Walters
Sardinia, OH
ohiobluegirl@yahoo.com
From Marilyn Fletcher,
Lincoln, RI
Dear Erika, John, Michael, Lisa and the rest of that large family of yours. How could we know when we used to talk about the boys when they were working together in restaurants, what their futures would hold? We always worried.
Please know there is nothing we can say that will help at this time except to say we are thinking of you and praying for you. That smile of Curtis's will always be remembered. You did a good job, and were wonderful parents. John, you set such an example with your patriotism and loyalty to your country, that it was only natural that Curtis entered into the career he loved as much as you did. He is our hero. Erika, only a mother can have special feelings for a son, and only another mothern can understand a little what you are going through. Please know we are thinking of you. We are in Marco Island, Fla until
April. Our love and prayers,
Marilyn and Art Fletcher
From Gary Harris,
Coral Springs, Fl
My thoughts and prayers got to Curt's family and friends. Curt was my partner for many years and my best friend, he will always be in our hearts. God Bless you my friend and ride free. We Love you, Gary and Christine.
From Mary Williams,
Cocoa, Fl
When somebody dies, a cloud turns into an angel, and flies up to tell God to put another flower on a pillow. A bird gives the message back to the world, and sings a silent prayer that makes the rain cry. People disappear, but they never really go away. The spirits up there put the sun to bed, wake up grass, and spin the earth in dizzy circles. Sometimes you can see them dancing in a cloud during the day-time, when they're supposed to be sleeping. They paint the rainbows and also the sunsets and make waves splash and tug at the tide. They toss shooting stars and listen to wishes. And when they sing windsongs, they whisper to us---"Don't miss me too much. The view is nice and I'm doing just fine."
To Your Loved One--Who Gave Us The
Ultimate Sacrifice
From david smith,
petal, ms
i served in desert storm and lost a good friend. i know the pain you must be feeling. God will show you the way.
you are in our prayers
From Will & Michele Williams,
FRESNO, CA
We can't begin to tell you how sorry we are for your loss.....please accept our condolences and know that your family is in our prayers.
God bless you and keep you and may we always appreciate the sacrafice that Curtis made for us all!
From Barry Stevens,
Plantation, FL
To the entire Mancini family, I am so sorry for this terrible loss that you have to go through. I considered Curt to be one of my greatest " true" friends and an insperation to all that knew him . I had the pleasure spending and entire month traveling to Sturgis, SD and across the Western United States with Curt, Jeff Young and Curtis Lenard on our Harleys. This was one of the most memorable times in my life and when you spend that much time with someone you really appriciate who they are. Curt was a great father and son who loved his family and he was not affraid to share that with anybody that would listen. Curtis Lenard also died over the past 6 months and I only wish that they can meet and keep each other company in there higher place. I will never forget Curt, he will remain in my heart and in my thoughts always. He is a true insperation. "GOD REST YOUR SOLE MY FRIEND" Ride on Cowboy.
From Tina Mares,
Tucson, AZ
May God be with you...Our country will morn only breifly, for Curtis is in the presence of the Lord.
Your sister in Christ and a proud Marine mom,. Tina
From Nancy Folsom,
Warwick, RI
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Curtis Mancini at this sad time. We will always remember the sacrifice your loved one made so that we could remain free. The Folsom Family, Warwick, RI
From Lisa Moulson,
N.Attleboro, Ma
To Curt, my "Big" brother, when you were'nt tackling me in football, you were protecting me while we were growing up. I should have known then the great and courageous man you 'd become - protecting this great country of ours. You always made everyone believe you would conquer all and set our worried minds at ease. I never imagined this day would come, and although my pride for you cannot keep my heart from breaking, I know that pride and the love I have for you will sustain me and all who have loved you , in this time of great despair. I love you, Lisa
From Carolyn Velez,
Davie, fl
Curt, my best friend, my soldier, my Hero! I am so blessed to have had you in my life. My heart is forever broken and I will miss you every second of every day! May God bless your soul!!!! I take comfort knowing you will be watching out for me from heaven. Thank you for giving your life for our freedom. We love you and miss you, Carolyn & Alexis
From Lynn haines,
huntersville, nc
To the family and friends of Curtis Mancini, I really don't know what to say, but I had to tell you I will remember your loved one. He made the greatest sacrifice. For us here at home that sacrifice will manifest itself in our freedom. He gave his life for us. Thank you Curtis Mancini. Lynn
From Jo Louise,
Amherst, ny
Please know that you son (or any soldier) will not be forgotten - my heart goes out to you. JL
From Diane Lewis,
Collinsville, IL
To the family of Curtis Mancini and to all those who loved him, I send my sympathy and condolences for your great loss. I truly appreciate the sacrifice that has been made in the name of freedom and hope that God will comfort you in this time of loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you. I'm so sorry for your loss.
From Rodney Caron,
North Smithfield, RI
Deepest regrets and God bless.
From KEITH ROSE,
EAST BRADENTON, FL
MAY GOD WATCH OVER YOU SON & ALL OF YOUR FELLOW SERVICEMEN & WOMEN THAT HAVE FALLEN IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY, I KNOW THAT YOU ARE IN A GOOD PLACE BETTER THAN IT IS HERE ON EARTH AND THAT IS WITH OUR GOD JESUS CHRIST OUR HEARTS & PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY, AS A RETIRED ARMY SOLDIER(Formerly Of Providence) I APPRECIATE YOUR SACRIFICE.
From Erin Casey Fredette,
Lincoln, RI
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Mancini: I knew Curtis in high school and remember him as a nice guy that was liked by everyone. I attended the beautiful mass at St. Edwards but would like to extend my personal heartfelt condolences to you and your family. As a fellow Lincoln/Lonsdale resident the passing of Curtis hits so close to home for me and so many others in our community as well as at Lonsdale Elementary. My sincerest gratitute to Curtis for his ultimate sacrifice to the people of this country. God Bless, Erin Casey Fredette
From richard august,
n. kingstown, ri
The August family extends our sincere condolences to the family of SGT Curtis Mancini who died in the service of his country in the "forgotten" war on terrorism in Afghanistan two days after our son was KIA in Iraq. Both made the ultimate sacrifice for our country in a conflict that is becomng less and less popular. Let no one tell us that our sons died needlessly or in an illegal war. They were following the legal orders of our commander in chief and believed that what they were doing was making Americans safer all over the world. God bless all those who have laid down their lives or borne the wounds of battle for those of us who have stayed behind.
From Doug Bruzzi,
warwick, ri
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Mancini I knew your son from Lincoln High School. I remember that he was always laughing and smiling. Curtis had a lot of friends that will miss him. I had fun with him in school, and i had the pleasure of being with him after school. My condolences go out to you, your family and his close friends. God Bless
From marlene Miller,
Finleyville, Pa
The Mancini family. You have my sincere condolences on the death of your son. He was truly a hero to die for our country. My stepson is now in Afghanistan fighting. Not a minute goes by that we dont worry and pray for his safe return.You are in my prayers. Mrs Miller
From Greg Hartnett,
Exeter, RI
To the parents and children and friends of Curtis Mancini....I want to let you know that my parents are buried near your son and father and friend here in RI, at the RI Veterans Cemetary. I visit my parents often and walk by the brave man I see there as Curtis Mancini. He has a picture on the grave....when I use some grass clippers to clean my parents grave I also clean up around Curtis's grave and think of his sacrifice for me and my two sons, Patrick and Rory who are 21 and 19....and also for my wife Sue.
Words can not express my sorrow and gratitude but I want to let you know that I pray for him often as I visit with my mom and dad, Len and Aileen Hartnett. My dad was a 28 year Naval Veteran and my mom a Navy Wife.
Take care and all the best
Greg Hartnett
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