Curtis Kimbrough Chastain, 62, of West passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on May 29, 2021.
Service Information: Viewing will be held Thursday, June 3rd, 10 am – Noon at St. Martins Catholic Church in Tours, 301 St. Martins Church Rd West, TX 76691, with the funeral mass immediately following.
Celebration of life luncheon at Geneva Hall in Elm Mott, beginning at 1:30 pm, following the mass.
Curtis was born December 4, 1958 in Waco to Jack and Betty Chastain.
He attended school in Waco until he enlisted the United States Navy in 1976, where he served his country for 4 years. His titles with the Navy included parachute rigger, sea survival, and parasail instructor. He spent most of his time serving at NAS Pensacola. During this time, he met his wife Kathy, and they were married for 43 years. They moved back to Waco and Curtis began his work as an electrician and earned his Master Electrician License and loved serving his customers. He was the owner of D & R Electric until his passing. Curtis also enjoyed spending his time volunteering with his friends at Geneva Hall in Elm Mott.
He is proceeded in death by his parents, Jack and Betty Chastain; his sisters, Shelia Stubblefield and Ellen Jane Pricer.
Curtis is survived by his wife Kathy; his children Willie Chastain and wife Lindsey of New Caney, Neil Chastain, and Sara of Waco; grandchildren Austin, Jack, and Stella Chastain of New Caney; sister Lisa Kelley and husband Howard of Oklahoma City; and many loving in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to Compassus Hospice for the kind and gentle care given to Curtis.
Memories and tributes may be left at www.LakeShoreFH.com
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Praying for your family during this time.
Curtis was a great guy and will be greatly missed !
You are face to face with our Lord Jesus! You are free✝
Kathy and family, thinking of you all.
Dear Kathy and Family,
We were both saddened to the core to hear of Curtis’ passing. Jimmy thought the world of him and enjoyed working with Curtis for years as electricians and then at Geneva Hall where Curtis worked in the bar and us in the admissions office. He was as good as gold and worked so hard as most electricians do. We pray peace over you and your family. Please reach out to us if there is ever any thing we can do for you. God Bless You today and always.
Jimmy and Cyndi Sykora – Robinson, Texas
Kathy, so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family today and in the days ahead.
Ida Wines