Qurentia Poole Throm

Que was an amazing woman and educator. Intelligent, creative, warm and giving, Que was beautiful inside and out. It was an honor to be her friend. Shivani and Larry Wright

I was lucky to be Que's secretary at Valencia. It was with great sadness that I learned of her passing BUT what a life well-lived!

My beloved junior high school art teacher will live in my memory forever. She changed my life aesthetic and creativity through art and her impeccable taste. Whenever I see something truly beautiful and original, rest assured that Que gave me the training to experience it completely. With profound sorrow, Dean Clarke Taylor

I had the great pleasure of installing landscape lighting at her house and was able to spend some time with her, I had no idea how amazing she was however I could tell she was a special lady.

With elegance, graciousness and passion for the arts, Que Throm provided counsel and direction in the development of the public art program at Orlando International Airport. Among her many accomplishments and contributions, Que served as a former chair of the airport's Art Committee. Her global experience and knowledge of the arts helped to establish early on the foundation for the airport's continuing dedication to public art. We are grateful for her years of service as well as her personal...

We have lost a real "lady" of grace, talent, charm, thought and beauty, a creative life force. Que, I hope you and Cicero are dancing on the stars....

An extraordinary woman in so many respects. Her love for all things creative and her thirst for travel adventures always endeared her to me and to many who knew and respected her. And how true it is that she and Cicero were one soul in two bodies. You are missed.

Que and Cicero were wonderful, kind, and talented artists. I hope they are together again.

So sorry for your loss. I remember hearing so many delightful stories of "Q"!