Adrianne Sue Curry

Adrianne “Sue” Curry passed away peacefully on September 13, 2025. She was born on March 23, 1948, in Columbus, Ohio, to Sarah “Juanita” and Joshua Heard, both of whom preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her beloved sister-cousins, Sharon Mack and Karen Bridges.

Left to cherish her memory are her devoted daughter, Shona (Anthony) Curry-Tyler; her loving granddaughter, Khiara; and her adored great-grandchildren, Aubri’ and Kam’Ron. She is also survived by her husband, Robert Blalock; her sister-in-law, Pamela (Louie) Blalock; brothers-in-law, Rod (Elaine) Blalock and Mark Blalock; brother-cousins, Bryan (Adele)Heard and Jerry Heard; cousin-sisters, Jennifer and Leah Heard; and her special aunt, ErmaHeard. She leaves behind a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and lifelong friends who will deeply miss her.

Sue received her education in the Columbus City School District, attending Fairwood Elementary, Roosevelt Middle School, and Columbus South High School. She went on to further her education at Wittenberg University.

A dedicated and hardworking woman, Sue began her career at JCPenney before moving to Detroit, Michigan, where she worked at Hudson’s (later Marshall Fields) from 1978 to 1988. She later returned to Columbus to be closer to her family, taking on roles at the Kobacker Distribution Center, Value City Distribution Center, Kroger Fuel Center, and, most recently, Commercial Warehouse and Cartage, where she worked until July 2025. Her strong work ethic, infectious spirit, and kindness left lasting impressions on everyone she met.

Sue was a vibrant soul who loved bowling, trips to the casino, and spending time with her family. Whether it was a picnic in Kenton, a road trip to Cleveland, or her favorite getaway to Port Clinton and Put-in-Bay, Sue found joy in making memories with those she loved most.

This tribute is only a glimpse into the beautiful life Sue lived. She touched so many with her big heart, sharp wit, and unforgettable presence. Her legacy of love, laughter, and resilience will continue to live on through all who knew and cherished her.