Sue Ann Curtis (Clement) Obituary (1963 - 2021)

Send a meaningful gift or donation Sue Ann Clement Curtis 6/6/1963 - 10/29/2021 On the afternoon of October 29, 2021 a bright shining light lit up the surroundings in heaven and all the heavenly spirits asked, "Who is that coming, Lord?" The Lord exclaimed, " Well look here. It is the sweet loving spirit, Sue Ann Clement Curtis. She has returned to us 58 years after she went to explore the earth. It is so good to see you again, little Sue. Come here and give me a big hug, We have missed you so much and have much to catch up on. Why did you stay gone so long?" asked the Lord. Sue answered, "Father, when I got there I first met a great family I chose to stay with. Some of them have already taken this same journey back here. Look, it's my mother ReVoe Clement Jackson", who immediately asked, "Sue Ann, what are you doing here already? I am going to kick your butt", she exclaimed in a loving tone, then a warm embrace for her baby. "There is my father, Bart Clement," who then said, "Hi, sweet little Suzy Q. I sure have missed you." "There is my sister Marsha Clement," who then said, "I sure have missed you little sister." And there is my nephew, Mark Brewer. But where is the rest of the family?" she asked. After that, everyone joined in hugging and kissing, catching up with grandparents, aunts, uncles, her nephew, cousins, friends, family and some she didn't even know. All were so kind and loving. Then she answered Mark, "You know, the earth is getting crazier by the day and me being the adventurous soul I am, l had to come explore and check out this place first to make sure it is suitable for the rest of my family and friends that I love so very much to follow someday. For now, I left behind my dear husband of nearly 40 years, Jim Curtis. Jim is one of the strongest men I know and will hold things together on earth for now, along with our sons Ricky Curtis, Brandon Curtis, and Robert Curtis. They are all very capable and I know they will all step up to help Jim to guide our grandbabies Kelly, Seth, Triston, Milee, Jaycelyn, and Easton Curtis to grow strong and capable." "I also left 3 of my siblings behind for support while we're apart. Roger and his wife, Diann Clement, Pam and her husband, William Arbus, Dean and his wife, Cheryl Clement, my brother in law, John Walton, my brother in law, Calvin Curtis, my sister in law, Darlene, as well as many nieces and nephews, my dear friend and cousin, Monica Wayman, dear friend Sabrina Haycock, Aunt Bonnie Hall, and so many family, friends and neighbors that love me dearly, as I do them." Then she spoke to God, "Please Lord, I would like to send thanks to the doctors and nurses that worked hard at Utah Valley Medical Center to get me to stay back on earth. They also looked over my husband while he was ill and took great care of him." "God, this place is so beautiful," she said. "I feel no pain or sorrow, only love and happiness. May I stay and bring the rest of my family here now?" "You may stay, Sue. " replied the Lord. "You see, you have brought so much love, happiness and joy to others on earth. You were kind, thoughtful and giving, you passed the final test. Your work is finished on the earth. You have earned this retreat. The rest of your family still have some work to do. However, you may check in on them anytime, nudge them in the right direction in life on earth and prepare a place for them here in the future. When they pass the final test, and I believe they are ready, I will call for them to take this journey and join us here." Sue exclaimed, "Thank you, God. I send my love to each of them each and every moment!" "You're welcome, sweet daughter. Enjoy your stay here. I love you!!" "I LOVE YOU, TOO!!!" Thanks to Janine and Denny Searle and their family for all their love and support. There will be a Celebration of Life to be announced later. To leave condolences and share memories of Sue, visit www.legacyfuunerals.com