By james art 
Wilmington – William Curtis Beatty, 64 years old, from Martinez, Georgia died on Sunday, January 19, 2025.
William Curtis Beatty was the third of the four children born by Willie Beatty, Jr. and Loti Beatty.
William Curtis went to Cape Fair Technical College and received a welding diploma in August 1979. He enrolled in the US Army in September 1979, where he held many leadership positions and received exceptional confessions.
Within the first 10 years of service, he received a medal for praise of the army three times; Medal for the achievement of the army three times, a medal for good behavior of the army six times, a medal for national defense, a medal for the professional development of the officer with Numbers 3, a tape for an army service, a badge for expert evaluation with a rifle bar/driver, mechanics W-BAR badge. The remaining 10 years he became a recruiter and occupied the positions of a recruitment, commander of the station, recruitment and guidance advisor, and received a 3 -star recruitment badge for Sapphir achievements, head of the Army Award Staff (Award for dialing of the army (the army of the army of the army (the army recruiter), which is the award for the highest achievement of high achievements. He retired from the US Army in 1999.
After withdrawing from the army, William Curtis continued to work as a glass manufacturer in Corning Pertinging again after 16 years of service.
During his time at the school for dialing and detention at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis, he met the love of his life Paula. They joined the Holy Marriage of September 1989 and became five family.