Mrs. Elizabeth "Liz" Curtis

Mrs. Elizabeth "Liz" Curtis, beloved teacher and cherished member of her community, passed away on April 15, 2025, in Port Arthur, Texas. Born on August 15, 1937, in Beaumont, Texas, Liz touched the lives of countless students during her esteemed career with the Nederland Independent School District.

Liz's passion for education was evident not only in her work with children but also in her dedication to teaching adults through Sunday school, Bible study, and home Bible study sessions. Her warm-hearted nature and commitment to fostering growth and understanding left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of learning from her.

Beyond the classroom, Liz found joy in her love for plants and gardening. Her green thumb brought beauty and life not only to her home but also to her spirit, as she nurtured both plants and people alike. Her compassionate personality shone brightly in every interaction, reflecting her unwavering belief in the potential of those she taught.

Liz was a proud member of the First Baptist Church, where she actively engaged in community service and fellowship, further exemplifying her nurturing spirit and commitment to her faith. Among her proudest accomplishments was her work in rescuing animals, reflecting her deep love for all living creatures.

Mrs. Curtis is survived by her devoted husband, Robert Wesley Curtis Jr.; her son, Craig Curtis and his wife Iris; her daughter, Cathye Parks and her husband Joe; and her daughter, Weslyn Stam and her husband, Brad. She leaves behind a legacy of love in her grandchildren: David Parks, Curtis Parks, Christopher Stam, Chandler Curtis, Collin Curtis and his wife, Laci, and Aleah Curtis, also, her great grandchildren Shane Parks and Ethan Parks. Liz also shared cherished moments with her sister, Cindy Meyers, and her sister-in-law, Darlene Meyers.

Liz is preceded in death by her brother, Dr. Clyde Chandler Meyers Jr. Her memory will be eternally woven into the fabric of the lives she enriched, and she will be remembered fondly by all who knew her. A life beautifully lived, Mrs. Elizabeth "Liz" Curtis will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by her family, friends, and community.