Curtis Harbor was born April 9th, 1945, to the late Harry Ceasor Sr. and Ella Mae Harbor, where he grew up in Wildsville, LA. He was called to eternal rest Thursday, October 23rd, 2025. Curtis was deeply committed to his work, spending over 25 years at Bunge before retiring due to disability. He was known for his love of animals, his great taste in music, his pride in keeping his vehicles spotless, and his generosity in helping others.

Curtis leaves behind five beloved children: Candy Finister (Michael), Kevin Woods (Junita), Regetta Woods (William), Curtis Bullitts (Natasha), and Delinda Price (Tramone Sr.), along with Sam Bullitts and Shiela Crumpton, whom he lovingly helped raise and cared for as his own. He has 15 grandchildren: Brandon, Ja’Marcus, Ri’Nisha, Rasha, Curtis Jr., Destinee, Alasha, Aaron, Samari, Samiya, Saniya, Salaja, Savannah, Tramone Jr., and Tramaine; and two great-grandchildren.

Curtis is survived by his siblings Ophelia Hatten (Joe Henry), Gerald Ceasor, Raymond Woods, Larry Woods, George Harbor (Amanda), Wilma Anderson (Mike), and Leta Harbor. He was preceded in death by his siblings Erma Myles, Stella Harbor, Jane Harbor, Lillie Ceasor-Edwards, Jessie C. Thompson, Arthur “Buck” Harbor, Collins Harbor Jr., Charles Harbor, Richard Harbor, Solomon Harbor, Johnny Harbor, James Harbor, Harry Ceasor Jr., H.B. Ceasor, Joe Ceasor, Herman Ceasor, and Alton Ceasor Sr.

A special mention goes to his nephew David Vernon Ceasor, with whom he shared a deep and lasting bond; as well as a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends. Curtis’s love, laughter, and guidance will forever live on in the hearts of his family and all who knew him.