ARF Moderator Curt Reed Passes

Antique Radio Forum moderator Curt Reed, a very nice gentleman and a friend to anyone in need of help, passed Tuesday September 28th.

I will sorely miss Curt. He has been a friend for years. We didn't always get along, but, that's what I liked about Curt. His honesty. He was a very good man.
I pray I see him again in the next life.
RIP, my dear friend....
Bill Cahill

A sad day indeed with Curt passing..Will be very hard to find someone to fill his shoes.Spoke to him a few times by PM about airplanes,B-17 and BT-13 ..Sprman : )

Sorely Missed, A Milestone Indeed.
Our Prayers.
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I never met Curt, but, it seems like he was a big brother to me.Sure, w didn't always agree.. But, he was honest, and, a good friend.
I lift my mug of root beer to you, dear friend.
Please excuse me while I go have another good cry.....
God bless you, Curt.......
Bill Cahill

i already miss curt, over on arf whenever i posted something he always chimed in with a sheep joke .he had lived in mt for awhile and heard jokes about the sheepherder state.he always made my day, now posting won't seem the same.aside from that he always tried to help with any problem i came up with.he had to have been the most congenial one on that forum.butch

It's difficult to explain to others outside of ARF how much you can miss someone you never met in person. That he had so many who considered him a friend, even though they never met, is a testament to how much Curt meant to so many. Goodbye dear friend.

Curt was very knowledgeable in the radio field, and he didn't mind sharing his knowledge with anyone he could help. I didn't know him personally and had just touched base with him a few times by PM's. He practically ran ARF for Alan, and he will be missed.

It's not goodbye. It's Auf vidersein.
I'll see you in the great repair shop, Curt my friend....
Bill Cahill