CHARLES KURTTI

A gentleman always, I enjoyed the many years working with Chuck. A husband and father who cared deeply about his family.  Chuck, you will be missed.  If there is a foundry somewhere in the afterlife, you just got a good man.

I worked at Neenah Foundry when Chuck was there. I think the foundry was incredibly lucky to have Chuck as a person and employee.

As a member of the St Paul's church family, I want to send my sympathy to your family at this difficult time. You are in my prayers.

Mary Jo and family, our deepest sympathy to you. Chuck was a wonderful friend, mentor, and all around good guy. We so enjoyed the times we spent with him, whether it was in Door County, the Twin Cities, Las Vegas, Neenah, or at AFS events. Chuck was always gracious, fun loving, considerate, and concerned about others. Chuck was a special person in our lives and we will have fond memories of our time together. Chuck will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by many people.

My deepest condolences to the Kurtti family. I met Chuck when Neenah bought Deeter Foundry and he became my “boss”.  But he was much more than that. Chuck was a friend, a confidant, a supporter, an ally, and just an all around good guy. His golf game was never as good as he thought it was, but we were okay with that!  Chuck was a wonderful leader and will be greatly missed. I feel fortunate to have been touched by him and will never forget the wonderful things he did for me and my teammates!  Jeff Jenkins