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' • <br />37 Trees , Flowers, or Condolences have been shared with support of Curtis's family-View on <br />Tribute Wall <br />Obituary & Services Tribute Wall <br />Curtis Walton Obituary <br />Curtis Walton 78, of South Bend, Indiana, passed away on Monday, August 28, 2023, at home <br />surrounded by his family. Curtis was born in South Bend, IN to Cullen Sr. and Lilly B. Walton , on August <br />11, 1945. Curtis or whom some know as "CW" graduated from Central High School. In 1973, he joined <br />the Police Academy and was sworn into the South Bend Police Department on January 15th, 1974. <br />Curtis was awarded the honor of 'Outstanding Policemen of the Year' award in 1979. Throughout his <br />career with the Police Department, he was promoted to several different ranks. In 1999, he retired <br />from the SBPD as a Lieutenant. After retiring from the SBPD Curtis decided he wasn't quite ready to <br />stop working. He joined the IUSB Police Department from 1999 to 2011. Once retired from IUSB he <br />continued working at the County City Building and Kennedy Academy. He was a hardworking man <br />that loved his family and friends. <br />Curtis enjoyed watching the Indianapolis Colts, but he LOVED dancing. You could always find him on a <br />dance floor. He was known for throwing a yearly 'Leo Party' that brought many people in the <br />community together to celebrate. Curtis was a Lakeside Legend and because of who he was Lombardy <br />street will never be the same . He was well known for his positive impact throughout the community <br />and he will be greatly missed. <br />Curtis leaves behind to cherish his memory his beloved children Curtis Jr. (Rochell) Walton, Kelly <br />Cross, Todd (Rebecca) Hill, Meeka Randles, and Addistasha 'Jenny' Walton; Grandchildren, Denicka, <br />Jessica, Jasmine, Darrius, Diamond, Trey, Isaiah, Tyrian , Dasan, Mekaiya, Demauri, Meyani, Camira, <br />and Carmelo; Twin Brother Cullen Walton Jr.; Significant other Sylvia Swanson ; Bestfriends, Ray <br />Campbell , Johnny Rodgers & John McCullum and a host of great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and <br />cousins. He was preceded in death by his father Cullen Walton Sr., mother Lilly Walton, siblings Willa <br />Mae Walton, Irene Slade, and Patricia Ann Oglesby; Great-niece Stacia Jennings. Arrangements are <br />entrusted to www.boydandsonfuneralhome.com <br />Services Wednesday September 6, 2023 <br />11AM Viewing <br />12 Noon Service <br />Faith Apostolic Ministries <br />South Bend , IN <br />(/obituary/Curtis-Walton/sympathy-land k 1(1() ... -:-(/obituary/Curtis-Walton/10713t
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