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Curtis Tarnasky

curtis tarnasky

August 29, 1956 ~ October 17, 2023

Born in: Fargo, North Dakota
Resided in: Fargo, North Dakota

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FARGO, N.D. – Curtis Tarnasky, 67, Fargo, N.D., died Tuesday, Oct. 17, in his home from cardiac arrest.

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  1. So sorry to hear that. My sincere condolences!

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  2. I’ll never forget you and the day you adopted my brother Dustin and me , it was the best day if my life. I know your in heaven looking down on Dustin and Alison and I and ill never forget you . Thanks for being my dad and for the good times we had and shared . I wish we spent more time together after my ma and you divorced but I know you loved us. You don’t have to suffer anymore Dad and your laid to rest with your mother and father and your brother Bryan as well . RIP DAD until we meet again .

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  3. Dad thanks for being there for me and adopting my brother Dustin and I , it was the best day of life when that happened . I wish after my ma and you divorced we kept on touch more but I knew u loved Dustin , Alison and I a lot . MAY you RIP, u don’t have to suffer anymore and you’ll now up on heaven with your mom and dad and brother looking down on us . Until we meet again RIP Dad

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  5. May You rest in peace Dad, thanks For the values of life You taught me. Love your son.. .

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  6. Rest in peace Dad, I love you.

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  8. Dad may your legacy live on and may You rest in peace in Christs kingdom. Thanks You For teaching me discipline and respect. Rest easy dad…. Love your son, Dusty

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  9. Curtis was a big hearted man and will be missed.My prayers go out to the Tarnasky family.

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  11. So glad I got to see Curt one last time just a few short weeks before he passed. So many years of softball, fishing, hunting, working the docks, and assorted crazy experiences and memories. RIP, Curt-guy.

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  12. Hi dad , I miss you so much and there’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think of you . Thank you for adopting Dusty and I and being there for us when we needed you . I really wish we spent more time together after my mom and you divorced . I know it was hard for you and it was hard for you to show how you cared, but I know deep down inside that you always loved us even though you might not have told us and seen us after my mom And you want your separate ways? I want you to know Dad though that you’re an amazing guy and you will always be my dad. I just wish that we could have spent more time together and I wish that you would have got to know my children because I know that they would love to you as a their grandfather. Rest in peace dad. Keep on looking down on me and my family

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