Birth date: Oct 7, 1947 Death date: Oct 3, 2012
Decatur ' Charles 'Curt' C. Dalluge, 64, of Decatur passed away on Wednesday, October 3, 2012 in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Curt was born on October 7, 1947 in Moweaqua, IL the son of Charles L. and Billie L. (Harvey) Dalluge. He Read Obituary
this is neither the time nor the place, i was simply stating a fact, that was left out. Curt's only "given child" Steve, knows of his half sister (for a long time). Curt was a part of his daughters life! And was a good dad to her! He was a great guy!!
My Dad, Daniel H. Knutt, and my brother, Daniel R. Knutt, were in local 159. We saw Curt (it seems only a month ago) in Wal Mart. He was walking in the door as we were leaving the store. He was happily talking about fishing and camping. He looked good. He acted good. We were shocked when my brother called to tell us he had passed away. Our own son, Larry Klaus Jr. passed away 13 days after finding out he had bad cancer. A person is in a daze. He had a stroke in those 13 days so it was hard communicating. He was 41. Darn cancer. I worked at Quick Way on Mound Rd. where we also live in the 2200 block. Their little son was so cute coming in for his first shopping experience. He did good. I enjoyed talking to Pat when I would see her at K Mart. I sure hated hearing about Curt. So sorry.
Pam,How thoughtful of you, after my brothers death, to put your message on his board. As his sister, I know all my nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. As I was always informed when one of my close family was expecting I assume I don't have another niece or great niece somewhere. Sorry you was wrong on the one you claim. Mary F. Dallug, Curt's only sister
In response to Miss Pam Lowery I do not know where you got your information on my brother Curt, however, allow me to correct you it is not possible for my brother to have a daughter or grand daughter since his only given child was named Steven. In addition, I am offended that you would make such a statement and request that your false information should had been listed in his obituary. His loving brother James C. Dalluge
Pat and Steve,You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Curt was one of the most giving persons I knew. He was always there to help anyone that needed help. Don't think he ever said a bad thing about anyone. Always said that what was most important in life was: God was first and then his family, a very wise man. He will be missed so much.
Curt always had a smile on his face and always made you laugh. He was easy going and was always happy and laughing!!He was a great guy!Not mentioned was….He also has a daughter, Stacy and a granddaughter Sophia.RIP in Curt!!!
Mary and Jim–Curt was in my first 7th grade class my first year at Macon Jr. High.I just wanted you to know that I am thinking of you. Love, Helen
To all the Dalluge family we would like to say how very sorry we are for your loss of Curt. All the Dalluge family have been long time friends of the Otta family from Macon and Mary was a good friend while our two girls Jennifer and Lori were in school. Please know you all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Pat and Family:I'm so sorry to hear of Curt's passing.Mom would be devastated.I'll never forget Curt and I talking a few months ago about the time we skipped school and ran into my Mom. Needless to say we were "caught"Curt was a Good Guy who enyoyed life.My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.Jacque McDonald
