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Sabrina was known for her dedication to her family. She was a mother to four children; Lily, Andrew, Ella, and Isla Italo who she took care of full-time and wonderfully so. She always put her family first and showed her love to them every day. While she was tirelessly being the best possible mother to her children, she diligently worked to earn her bachelor's degree in education from the University of Arizona. She is also survived by her loving husband Brian Curtis. They married October 21st of 2023 at The Black Barn at Harvest Moon.
Her love for her family was demonstrated through her strength and resilience, for even though she was incredibly ill from her cancer, she fought vigorously for two and a half years despite the hardship to have as much time as possible with them.
Sabrina will be exceptionally missed by many, and there will be a viewing service on December 19th, 2024, from 4 to 6 pm at Thomas Shea Funeral Home, Inc, 137 Robinson Street, Binghamton NY, 13904. Donations of flowers will be accepted at the viewing and will later be donated to Mercy House in Endicott.
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