Decatur, Georgia
CURRY, Constance Winifred Connie Curry, activist, author, and historian, died with her sister Ann Curry by her side on June 20, 2020. She was 86. Connie's life's work represented a desire that every human being would come to know their Silver Rights. The daughter of Irish immigrants, she was a...
Read MoreConnie was a person I had the utmost respect for while working with her at Atlanta City Hall, a dedicated public servant with a passion for community. R.I.P.
Debra F. Harris. COA
June 18, 2023
Remembering Connie and very glad we worked together at Atlanta City Hall for many years! Condolences again to the Family, Connie was a great, strong and real Lady to insure equality for all. Debra, retired City of Atlanta government friend.
Debra F. Harris
June 18, 2022
She was one of the courageous lady i know. I got to meet her once in 2003 at my great aunt house Winson Hudson. I really would like any of her family member to reach out to me.
Diane Walker
February 25, 2021 | Friend
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Deborah Green
July 31, 2020 | Raleigh, NC
I have been searching for you and Mrs. Mae Bertha Carter for many years. I first met Ms. Curry in the 1990(s). I was very young writer working at a small newspaper in Dallas, Texas. I had the privilege of interviewing these ladies at the Fairmont Hotel. You were promoting your book Silver Rights. This interview changed my life. I felt as though you and Mrs. Carter had taken me on a trip through history and I was so grateful. I am so sad,that I will never be able to tell you how much that...
Tammy Leffall
July 10, 2020 | Friend
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william eisenhauer
July 09, 2020 | Atlanta, GA
Connie was an awesome City of Atlanta employee that I served with for many years and a genuine good person. R.I.P.
Debra F. Harris
June 27, 2020 | Coworker
Well done my good and faithful servant.. thank you for all you did in this life to make it better for us all. Rest in perfect peace!
Derrick
June 24, 2020 | Neighbor
