Sue Anne’s journey began in the small town of Malone, where her love for learning and adventure was nurtured by her parents, Orton and Ethel Spaulding. She pursued a career as a Dental Assistant, but she did not work in that field after becoming a mother to her special boy Colin.

Though life’s challenges led her to become disabled, Sue Anne never let this define her. Instead, she embraced every day with enthusiasm and curiosity. A devoted fan of the New York Mets, she found joy in the thrill of baseball games, cheering with unwavering loyalty. Her love for westerns and reading transported her to new worlds, while her tech-savvy nature kept her connected to the present. She was a pioneer in embracing technology, often seen with her Apple Watch, earbuds, iPad, and iPhone, staying in touch with loved ones and engaging in online games that kept her mind sharp.Sue was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Howard Curtis, her son Colin Curtis, and her siblings Pat, Beth, Dick, Al, and Andrew Spaulding. The memories of her family remained close to her heart, and she cherished the moments spent with them.

Her legacy lives on through her nieces and nephews, who held her in high regard, and her great-nieces and nephews, who brought her immense joy. Sue Anne’s warmth, wisdom, and unwavering spirit will be deeply missed but fondly remembered by all who knew her.

In celebrating her life, we remember Sue Anne Curtis as a beacon of strength and inspiration, whose love for life and family left an indelible mark on the hearts of those she touched.