Anita Grosvenor Curtis

1895–1980 (age 85)

Biography

Anita Grosvenor Curtis lived through nearly a century of American history, witnessing tremendous social and cultural change. Her life reflected the experiences of her generation, marked by resilience and connection to family and community.

Curtis is remembered at Mount Auburn Cemetery, where she rests among others of prominence and distinction. Her long life was a testament to the enduring values of her time.

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