And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.

Romans 8:28

As we trace the footprints of Deacon Robert Lee Curlett, we

recall occasions where he enriched and left a positive

impact on many of the people he encountered.

Robert was a helper and a servant at heart that never met a

stranger but found a friend in everyone.

Robert was born March 11, 1934 to George Lee and Rachel

Ann Curlett. He accepted Christ at an early age. A graduate

of Biscoe High School. Robert was a retired truck driver and

a Master Mason.

Proceeded in death: Parents, George and Rachel Curlett,

Sisters Margaree Balenton, Georgetta Bizzell, Jennette

Washington and Marie Crowder: Brothers, Milton Curlett,

Arthur Curlett, Oscar Curlett, James Curlett and Darrell

Penn: Sons, Robert Curlett Jr. and Jesse James Curlett:

Daughter, Janel Curlett.

Those left to celebrate his life: Sister Elizabeth (Leonard)

Gerren of Dayton OH, Brothers: John (Norma) Curlett of

Conway AR, Cornelius Earl and Tony Earl both of Des Arc

AR, Daughters: Sharon Lewis of Little Rock AR, Vivian

Curlett of Hazen AR, Teresa Waits of Maumelle AR, Evelyn

Collins of Hazen AR, Betty Joyce Smith of Clarendon AR

and Emma Mosby of Hazen AR. A host of grandchildren,

great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews other relatives and

friends.