Philippe Curtis Obituary: Kerry Philip Kerry Curtis, affectionately known as “Phil”, of Atlanta, GA, went to be with the Lord on July 9, 2020 subsequent to experiencing the overwhelming impacts of an exceptionally uncommon and quick spreading type of malignancy. He will be truly missed as the extraordinary individual he was by all that knew him. He is made due by his better half, Jan Curtis, and child, Bo Curtis, with his significant other Brittany and their kids Cannon, 3 years of age, and Chance, 5 years of age.
Phil was a brilliant spouse, father, and granddad! Phil was brought into the world in New York, at that point moved to Columbus, Ohio where he went to Upper Arlington High School, one of the top schools in scholastics and sports in the nation. He at that point graduated Magna Cum Laude from Dartmouth College and finished his doctoral level college concentrates with a JD Harvard Law School degree and afterward MBA Harvard Business School degree. He additionally served in the military as Army ROTC and Officer Reserves Corps.
Phil’s profession began at White and Case law office in New York City. He at that point moved to Atlanta and worked for the unmistakable Commercial Real Estate firms of Cousins Properties and Taylor and Mathis. With his tough relationship building abilities, he made an interpretation of these expert encounters to the Executive Search field for an extra 20 years and as of late as a Partner with Olmstead, Lynch and Curtis, where he particularly dominated at the individuals parts of the business and served his customers well.
Phil additionally appreciated network administration and was the new head of the Society of Colonial Wars (SCW) bunch for the Atlanta Chapter and furthermore served at present on the Board of the Harvard Business School for Atlanta. He instructed graduate understudies at Georgia State courses in Commercial Real Estate around evening time school and coached these promising understudies. He cherished all games, specifically baseball, and delighted in playing tennis particularly with his amigos at the Cherokee Club. He was an insatiable peruser of numerous books,