On February 4, 2025, Curtis Granville McCabe, III, passed away at his home in Baltimore, MD. He was the beloved husband of Michelle D. Chin of 23 years; devoted son of the late Lavinia Hoffman; loving brother of the late Robert Johnson; cherished son-in-law of Ronald E. and Peggie Chin; dear cousin of Lisa Hoffman and Kenneth Fink; cherished nephew of Harold Hoffman and Barbara Fink; he was also survived by his loyal four-legged friend Penny.

Curt grew up in Parkville, where he made many lasting friendships. During his summers, he enjoyed spending time with his family at his aunt's farm. He played football and pole-vaulted during his high school years. During his time as a boy scout, he earned the highest rank of Eagle Scout where he learned the core values of being trustworthy, loyal, helpful, and friendly. These are traits he carried into adulthood. In his college years, he worked as a server at the restaurant, Peerce's Plantation, where he made even more lasting friendships.

Over the years, Curt developed a passion for sailing. He loved listening to podcasts of all varieties, watching random shows he would discover, and his favorite pastime was watching football with Michelle. Although he loved trying new foods, he would always order Michelle's second choice at restaurants. He would often joke that Michelle would adopt the dogs with behavioral issues, but that did not deter him from treating his dogs like they were his children. He would say, "I know a little bit about a lot of things," and he would always have a story for you.

Curt had a love for Baltimore, often exploring the unique aspects of the Baltimore neighborhoods. He carried this passion into his 22-year career as a realtor. Curt took pride in providing honest and helpful information to all his clients. His patient and caring nature, along with his attention to detail, enabled his clients to make their very best decisions.

Curt always knew how to make people laugh, and his warm and inviting personality could make any person feel comfortable. He was a nurturer to his friends and family, and they knew they could always depend on him. As a side note, Curt was often told that he looked like Cal Ripken.

Curt's kindness and love will forever reside in all our hearts.

Friends may visit at the Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 York Road (Beltway Exit 26) on Monday, February 10, 2025, from 2-4 & 6-8pm with the Memorial Celebration to begin at 7:15pm. The interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your favorite charity.