David Henry Curl Jr. Age: 32 Time of death:

March 12, 12:52

Location: California Pacific Medical Center, after overdosing in front of 922 Market St., near BART’s Powell St. Station Cause of overdose: Fentanyl and alcohol

David Curl Jr. was born in Vallejo and grew up in Vacaville. According to an obituary from his family, “Lil David” enjoyed skateboarding and bike riding, played baseball and basketball, was an avid A’s, Raiders and Lakers fan, and relished his annual Christmas job: passing out the presents at his grandparents’ home.

Like all Curl men, he loved fishing. He would cast a rod with his uncle at all hours. “They spent lots of time sitting, talking, and if they were lucky, even catching the occasional fish,” his family wrote. As he grew up, he worked package delivery jobs throughout Solano County. Almost a week after he was found unconscious on the street, he died in the hospital with his father beside him. out of his sixth-floor room at the Proper Hotel, the historic flatiron building wedged between Market and McAllister streets, by noon. Two hours later, housekeeping entered the room and noticed his belongings were still there. That’s when they opened the bathroom door.

In an online obituary, his family called Liter, who had a history of stimulant and opioid dependence, a “gentle soul who loved his four sisters and other family. He loved helping and serving others, cooking, eating, nature and the outdoors.”

Herber Beltran was born in El Salvador and lived with his family on Joost Avenue in the Sunnyside district, according to an online obituary. A large man at 6foot-3 and more than 280 pounds, he had a history of fentanyl and methamphetamine use and had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. When he stopped snoring outside a Wells Fargo branch early on a wet morning, a homeless individual rushed to administer Narcan, to no avail.

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