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Ruffin

In Loving Memory

Ruffin, Curtis Michael

On Thursday, July 28th, 2022, Curtis Michael Ruffin passed from this world. Curt was born on November 27th, 1958, in St. Louis, Missouri. Loving son to Florence M Ruffin and the late Curtis F Ruffin; beloved brother to Cathy Deutsch, Diane Ruffin and Mark Ruffin and beloved uncle to Nicholas Deutsch, Dane Solari and Alexandra Deutsch, dear relative and loyal friend.

Curt was a great service to his family, as well as the City of Arnold with whom he dedicated 34 years of his life to improving the parks and recreation center. Curt was an avid star gazer with an immense knowledge of space as well as many other facets of the world around us. He was a man that couldn’t help but make those around him laugh and will be greatly missed by those he left behind.

Visitation will be at Kutis Funeral Home 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, Monday, August 1st, 2022 from 4 pm to 7pm followed by a short service where those that would like to share a memory or sentiment is encouraged.

As Curt would say,

“Peace, Love, and Hippie Beads”

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22 thoughts on “Ruffin, Curtis Michael”

  1. First of all. Curt was a friend of mine. And to many. Second. Curt could ride a wheelie on a bike forever. Third. I’m going to miss Curt. Peace to you

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  2. First of all. Curt was a friend of mine. And to many. Second. Curt could ride a wheelie on a bike forever. Third. I’m going to miss Curt. Peace to you

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  3. Curt was my Cousin, whom we visited with a couple months ago when they brought Sissy (Flo) for a visit to her house. Very nice and funny man. He will be missed.

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  4. Curt was my Cousin, whom we visited with a couple months ago when they brought Sissy (Flo) for a visit to her house. Very nice and funny man. He will be missed.

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  5. I worked with Curt for five years and learned alot from him. He was a great guy always good for a laugh used to meet up at goose Creek lake and get together once a year good memories he will be remembered

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  6. I worked with Curt for five years and learned alot from him. He was a great guy always good for a laugh used to meet up at goose Creek lake and get together once a year good memories he will be remembered

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  7. Curt was a great guy. He was a skilled driver of a Scout 4wd 🙂 …..many years past. I will always remember Curt as a debater and friend. Rest in peace.

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  8. Curt was a great guy. He was a skilled driver of a Scout 4wd 🙂 …..many years past. I will always remember Curt as a debater and friend. Rest in peace.

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  9. Curt our good friend, you have many friends on hilltop drive and will are going to miss you. You have left us too soon, and we will always have a place for you. Rest in peace.

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  10. Curt our good friend, you have many friends on hilltop drive and will are going to miss you. You have left us too soon, and we will always have a place for you. Rest in peace.

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  11. Haven’t talked to Curt in over 30 years as when we get older we go our separate ways. I remember as kids Curt could make you laugh. He was quite a cut up.
    Cathy, Diane, Mark, and Mrs Ruffin I am sorry for your loss.
    Rest in peace Curt.

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  12. Haven’t talked to Curt in over 30 years as when we get older we go our separate ways. I remember as kids Curt could make you laugh. He was quite a cut up.
    Cathy, Diane, Mark, and Mrs Ruffin I am sorry for your loss.
    Rest in peace Curt.

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  13. Mark Hiller 11/13/22
    I haven’t seen him in 40+ years but I know that the family remembers me, haha I used to drive them insane knocking on the door at the crack of dawn to play on weekends and in the summer. Riding the Honda SL70. Staying all night, you folks had the coolest looking house and your bunk beds were a thing of the future. Rest in peace my friend and may God Bless.

    MHILLER

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  14. Mark Hiller 11/13/22
    I haven’t seen him in 40+ years but I know that the family remembers me, haha I used to drive them insane knocking on the door at the crack of dawn to play on weekends and in the summer. Riding the Honda SL70. Staying all night, you folks had the coolest looking house and your bunk beds were a thing of the future. Rest in peace my friend and may God Bless.

    MHILLER

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