Chuck Currie

Charles ``Chuck" Scott Currie was born June 10, 1933 in Blount County, AL to parents Allen and Bernice Currie and entered eternal rest on April 1, 2021 at the age of 87. Chuck attended McMurray College in Abilene where he played football and baseball. Chuck was a Korean War Veteran serving in both the Army and Marine Corp. He was a recipient of the Silver Beaver Award from the Scouts. Chuck was a past Master at Bloomfield Masonic Lodge #12 in Kaufman, member of Hella Temple, Dallas, and Rolling Nobles RV Club. Chuck practiced his Christian faith attending church at College Mound Methodist and was also an active member of Russell Memorial Methodist Church in Wills Point, Texas. Throughout his life he enjoyed woodworking, crafting, embroidery, farming, scouting, and hunting. Chuck loved his family and friends and he was always ready to listen, give advice, or share a story. He was a remarkable man who will be missed tremendously by all who knew and loved him.

Chuck was preceded in death by his parents: Allen and Bernice Currie, and sisters: Charlotte Chandler and Judy Currie.

He is survived by his: wife Nelda Currie of Terrell; daughter: Susan and Carl Reinke of Mesquite; son:Jeff Currie of Dallas; step-son: Ed and Janet Daves of Poetry; step daughter: Terri and Jeff Wells of Rockwall; grandchildren: Lindsey and John Hunt of Able Springs; Chris and Lindsay Reinke of Wills Point; Clark and Nadalee Daves of Argyle; Kent and Michelle Daves of Aledo; Jeffrey and Lindsay Wells of Coppell; Kristin and David Zamarripa of Coppell; great-grandchildren: Kaleb, Jayde, Josh and Corena Hunt; Lynlee Reinke; Kolbie, Halston, Palmer and Perry Daves; Hannah and Sarah Wells; Tripp, Hayden and Ellison Zamarripa; along with many other loving family and friends.

The family wishes for memorial contributions to be made to the Shriner Hospital for Children.