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© Enid News & Eagle
23 July 2020
Submitted by: Glenn

Curtis Nolan Enloe

November 3, 1964 ~ July 21, 2020

Curtis was born to Mary "Kathy" and Franklin "Dennis" Enloe on November 3, 1964, in Midwest City, OK, although he was raised in Enid, OK. He attended Chisholm Public Schools until he graduated in 1983.

Curtis joined his parents, grandparents, and his older sister in Heaven on July 21, 2020. He leaves a lengthy legacy of loved ones, all who miss him very dearly.

On this side of Heaven, he is survived by the mother of his children; Children: Kayla, Austin, and Chelsea Enloe; (Stepmother) Susan; (brother) Berry, with wife and children; (sister) Crystal, with husband and children; (nephew) Justin, with wife and children; (maternal aunt) Sandra Johnson and husband. Bonus Children: Kaysi, David, and Jacob Harper; Jessica Brannen; Layne Coats. Grandchildren: Kelsi and Kayleigh; Aleczander and Abbagayle; Zander, Shylene, Christopher, Suzan, Cullen, Autumn, and Zoey; Cerenity and Cloe, as well as numerous beloved cousins, friends, and his Man's Best Friend, Muttley.

Curtis's children wish to express thanks and appreciation to their church (Faith Center Fellowship), and all their family and friends who reached out with love, sympathy, and condolences, as well as donations during their time of grief and mourning!

A memorial service will be held from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM on 2020-07-25 at Faith Center Fellowship, 201 South Meno Avenue, Meno, OK, USA. 

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