Obituary for Curtis Bradley Smith
Curtis Smith, our beloved son, brother, and father passed away suddenly on December 14, 2022.
Curtis was the proud father to two beautiful children, Graison and Brynlea (mother Aislinne). Dearly loved son of Gerard Smith and Kathy-Jo Hyska. Adored brother of Jeremy (Jocelyn) and Corey (Courtney). He was a much loved grandson of Emma and the late Joe Hyska and Bernadette and the late Bill Smith. Curtis was a treasured nephew to his aunts and uncles and loved greatly by all his cousins.
Curtis was a Sault boy who loved playing sports and spending time with friends and family. They would tell you that he could light up a room with his infectious smile, quirky comments and the best one liners. He always dressed with flair and nothing pleased him more than to have a new shirt or shoes.
Curtis loved deeply and if you met him only a handful of times, he quickly called you a friend. Curt was always willing to lend a helping hand and had a heart of gold. He will be dearly missed by all who he called “my friend”, but most of all by his family.
A private family gathering will be held.
In memory of Curt, we ask that you lend a hand, share a meal or donate to a food bank and be kind to one another. Memorial donations in memory of Curt can be made to his children, Graison and Brynlea. Please contact O’Sullivan Funeral Home for details on how to donate.
We love you “Curtie” – the fight is over, rest easy. We will hold you in our hearts always.
Curtis was the proud father to two beautiful children, Graison and Brynlea (mother Aislinne). Dearly loved son of Gerard Smith and Kathy-Jo Hyska. Adored brother of Jeremy (Jocelyn) and Corey (Courtney). He was a much loved grandson of Emma and the late Joe Hyska and Bernadette and the late Bill Smith. Curtis was a treasured nephew to his aunts and uncles and loved greatly by all his cousins.
Curtis was a Sault boy who loved playing sports and spending time with friends and family. They would tell you that he could light up a room with his infectious smile, quirky comments and the best one liners. He always dressed with flair and nothing pleased him more than to have a new shirt or shoes.
Curtis loved deeply and if you met him only a handful of times, he quickly called you a friend. Curt was always willing to lend a helping hand and had a heart of gold. He will be dearly missed by all who he called “my friend”, but most of all by his family.
A private family gathering will be held.
In memory of Curt, we ask that you lend a hand, share a meal or donate to a food bank and be kind to one another. Memorial donations in memory of Curt can be made to his children, Graison and Brynlea. Please contact O’Sullivan Funeral Home for details on how to donate.
We love you “Curtie” – the fight is over, rest easy. We will hold you in our hearts always.