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James "Curt" Traugott '75 born August 24, 1956, in Alhambra, passed away July 2, 2007. Curt grew up in the city and graduated from South Pasadena High School.
He is survived by his wife, Shelley Shores, son Jake Traugott, stepsons... Tanner Remai and Ryan Remai, and brother Tom Traugott. His parents are John Traugott and Darleen Traugott and birth father James Capitano.
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Curt and Chrissy Gutt
Curt and Chris Fisher - we miss you guys!
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Karen Kincel
KURT WAS A KIND PERSON. ALWAYS SOMEONE TO LISTEN TO YOUR DAILY ADVENTURES OR PROBLEMS. WE WERE NOT CLOSE AND I HAVE NOT SEEN HIM SINCE HIGH SCHOOL. I AM ALWAYS SORRY WHEN SOMEONE GOES SO YOUNG. BOTH MY GREATGRANDMOTHERS LIVED TO BE 102. WE ARE JUST MID SEASON, NOT SUNSET YEARS YET. REACH FOR YOUR GOALS, ATTAIN THEM. MOST OF ALL BE HAPPY AND DO NOT LET ANYONE STEAL YOUR JOY.J. C. Parman
See you on the other side Curt.Julie Johnson
Kurt always shared in your laughter and your tears he was and always will be a very special person and I'm blessed to have known him, he made high school a little more tolerableTavo Olmos
Thanks for the memories Curt. Your warm heart is missed.
Barbara Estey (Turner)
Kurt was my first "steady" boyfriend. In 6th grade, he borrowed Steve Abendroth's St. Christopher necklace for me to wear. He kissed me once - only on the cheek and only on a dare from Steve and his girlfriend, Susie Hall. He took me on my first date to see the Busch Clydesdale horses at the Wells Fargo parking lot. I think his Mom drove us. Again, we were just in 6th grade, but Kurt knew I LOVED horses and when I think back on it, our first date was well thought out and planned. That was Kurt. Our paths crossed years later and we became good buddies for a short while and then lost touch. I remember his adventures of traveling all over (Hawaii, New Orleans,) sometimes with only $50 in his pocket. He was such a people person that he was always well cared for on his journeys and came back with great stories of his travels. I am so sad that his life adventures were cut short, but he will always hold a dear place in my heart.