Kathleen Curran
Kathleen Curran, of the Tacony section of Philadelphia, sadly passed away November 22, 2024, at the age of 84. Daughter of the late John and Catherine Daly. Beloved wife of the late John Curran. Loving sister of Michael Daly (Nicole), Kevin Daly, Seamus Daly (the late Eileen), Eugene Daly (Eileen), Eamon Daly, Eileen Sullivan (James) and the late Dennis Daly (Susan). She is also survived by many nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews, great-great-nieces and nephews and cousins. All are invited to Kathleen’s viewing and funeral mass on Friday November 29th at St. Timothy R.C. Church (3001 Levick St. Phila., PA 19149) from 9:30 am-11:00 am. There will be a funeral mass at 11:00 am and a burial in Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Kathleen’s memory to St. Timothy’s R.C. Church.
St. Timothy R.C. Church will provide a live stream of Kathleen’s service for those who cannot make it. Click Here.
Kate loved you like a sister with a heart of gold. Your laugh was Infectious I shall miss you my the lord hold you in his arms. Thanks for being my friend and the numerous cups of tea.
My first visits to Aunt Kate's always involved a root beer float and a handful of change to hit Sylvia's for penny candy, parachute men, and balsa wood planes. Over the years Aunt Kate was always free-spirited and the life of the party. Dante and I went to see her last week and I said 'Sorry to bother you while you're sleeping'. She replied 'It's no bother'...That kind of sums up Aunt Kate, nothing much bothered her and she was always happy to see you.
Aunt Kate would take me to the Christmas bazaar at St Hubert's when i was a boy. We would walk from from grandmom's house. Would always stop at candy store as well. Lots of great memories of her. ❤️
Aunt Kate was a kind and affectionate person who always inquired about my family and treated me with warmth during our visits. Her concern for my well-being and that of my children and husband left a lasting impression on me. I cherish the memory of her kindness and will always remember her fondly.
Aunt Kate was a kind and affectionate person who always inquired about my family and treated me with warmth during our visits. Her concern for my well-being and that of my children and husband left a lasting impression on me. I cherish the memory of her kindness and will always remember her fondly.
Aunt Kate would take me to the Christmas bazaar at St Hubert’s when i was a boy. We would walk from from grandmom’s house. Would always stop at candy store as well. Lots of great memories of her. ❤️
My first visits to Aunt Kate’s always involved a root beer float and a handful of change to hit Sylvia’s for penny candy, parachute men, and balsa wood planes. Over the years Aunt Kate was always free-spirited and the life of the party. Dante and I went to see her last week and I said ‘Sorry to bother you while you’re sleeping’. She replied ‘It’s no bother’…That kind of sums up Aunt Kate, nothing much bothered her and she was always happy to see you.
Kate loved you like a sister with a heart of gold. Your laugh was Infectious I shall miss you my the lord hold you in his arms. Thanks for being my friend and the numerous cups of tea.