Curtis L Atwood
April 30, 1944 ~ May 7, 2015
Curtis Lewis Atwood, age 71, of Mooresville, passed away Thursday, May 7, 2015. Born April 30, 1944, in Indianapolis, he was the son of the late Roscoe and Francis (Lynn) Atwood. His brother, Harold Atwood and sister, Hazel Meyer also preceded him in death.
Curtis was a cook in CO B 2nd BN(M) 152D Infantry Army National Guard from 1965-1970. He retired from Kroger Company in 2001 after 34 years as a Produce Clerk. He owned Atwood’s Produce in Mooresville for 15 years and was a member of the Mooresville Church of God. He loved to read and he loved sports, especially IU basketball, Bob Knight, the Indianapolis Colts and NASCAR.
Survivors include his wife, Judy (Alford) Atwood, whom he married on February 3, 1968; his daughters, Jina (Ron “Sox”) Norris, Paula (Troy) McCarthy; his brothers, Eugene (Shirley) Atwood of Whitewater, KS; Herman (Linda) Atwood of Hall, IN; his granddaughter, MacKenzie McCarthy; his step grandchildren, Shane (Lisa) Norris, Morgan (Brian) Madsen, Branden McCarthy, Joshua McCarthy, Eli & Zoey Madsen, Zaidyn Ledcke; his sister-in-laws, Nancy (Roger) Scaggs, Kay (Bill) Angel, Faye Alford and Judy (Mynatt) Atwood; his brother-in-laws, Al (Eileen) Alford and Tony (Sue) Alford; along with numerous nieces & nephews, and great nieces & nephews.
Friends may call Monday, May 11, 2015 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, with private burial to take place in White Lick Cemetery. You may visit CarlisleBranson.com where you may share a memory with the family or sign the online guest book.
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Curt will surely be missed. He was a man that loved his family and always made his extended family feel welcomed (me and my family). Such a good husband, father and peepaw. My heart goes out to the Atwood family. I wish I could be there. Love you all and praying that you remember the good times and how blessed you are to have had such a wonderful man in your corner. XOXOX, YaShanna
To the family of Curt, my deepest condolence to you and your family at these trying times. I knew Curt when he worked at Kroger, we shared many fun fill conversation in those days, as I was the Wonder Bread salesman and our paths crossed almost daily. A good person and well respected. My prayers are with you.
So sorry to hear of his passing. Long before any of his other jobs, he was our paperboy. My mom used to say that she loved his big smile. Curtis and I went to school together and over the years our paths crossed and I was always happy to see him. I remember those Kroger days but I think I missed the produce stand so much when it closed. I lost contact with him over the last few years but I know he was a good man and I know that his family will miss him terribly. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
Sorry to hear about the passing of Curtis. We were class mates at Morresville High. He was a really sweet guy, and fun to be around. He will be missed by the class of ’63’. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Atwood Family. May God Bless You All!
Judy..Roy and I am so sorry for your loss,, Praying for comfort for you.
So very sorry to all of you at the passing of Curt. I remember him from the Veg. market before I met Sue and Tony. A very nice man, my heart goes out to you. Pam McIntyre Day