Mitchell, Curtis A.

Curtis A. Mitchell

Malta, Ohio

Feather Location: Row H, #13

Condolences from Legacy.com

"You where my uncle I only got to meet you once. I know you loved your job because my mom told me so and you are loved and missed. rip uncle tony" ~  Christepher Adkins, Columbus, Ohio

"Tony was a funny uncle I miss him." ~  Gary Mitchell, Springfield, Ohio

"Curtis A Mitchell was the greatest man and funny" ~  Charles Mitchell, Springfield, Ohio

"He was a great brother, father, and son." ~  Ronda Mitchell, Springfield, Ohio

"I'm so sorry for your loss. I was stunned when I heard the news. Curtis was a great guy and like a brother to me in high school. We shared alot of fun times. He will be greatly missed. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers" ~  Martha Koon, Reynoldsburg, Ohio

"Hey MY BROTHER, I MISS you like CRAZY, I still think of the times we spent during OIF 1 and the times sitting on top of the building drinking our water watching the C-5's leaving BIAP. I will never FORGET

My deepest condolences to all of Tony's family. My heart grieves for the loss of such a wonderful, kind person. I graduated with Tony in 95 and was a friend of his through youth group. My heart hurts and I will never forget the wonderful person he was and to many of us he will be remembered not just his death, which was valiant. He truly was that kind of person to put others before himself. He is a smalltown hero and I will never forget him. I am sorry for all you have lost." ~  Lora (Wogan) Thayer, Rolla, Missouri

"SSG Mitchell,  I was a 3-7 Cav medic, and I remember you well. I grew up not very many miles from your hometown.  You will always be remembered in my family. God be with you and your family. One day all us old Cav Troopers will reunite at "Fiddler's Green" for some great stories and high times. Until then.....Garryowen!  SPC Timothy A. Rickey, 371st BTB, Ohio National Guard, (formerly HHT 3-7 Cav ...once a Cav Trooper, always a Cav Trooper!)" ~  Timothy Rickey, Thornville, Ohio

Carver:  Dale Vandergriff                              

Wood:  Cedar taken from a fence on Dale’s property