Hannah Curnutt, Deceased Springfield Mo Woman Loved to Sing and Dance, Friends Say

A Springfield Missouri woman, Hannah Curnutt is being remembered by her friends and family as a beautiful woman inside and out following her tragic death.

Curnutt, who lived in Springfield her entire life, had a ‘million dollar smile’, loved to dance and had the voice of an angel, her grieving best friend, Andrew Wilson said following her demise. Her cause of death has yet to be revealed.

“You were the yin to my yang, my sister (we even looked alike at one point), and forever will be,” Wilson said. “You were lucky to know Hannah, and she knew so many people and is loved by many more than I think she could’ve ever known. She lit up every room,”

Wilson narrated more personal stories with Curnutt. They spent a lot of time at her Dad’s beach house, eating their fill of food and watching movies and Youtube videos. He described the experience as life-altering and expressed he will forever miss her. Wilson sent condolences to Hannah’s family over her tragic death.

The Springfield resident graduated Parkview High School, according to her Facebook page. She worked at Culvers, Wilson revealed, and later was a Delivery Driver at Pizza Hut. Little else is known about Hannah other than her human qualities which friends raved about.

” She was a star. Full of laughter, joy, and kindness… truly a friend to all,” said Madelyn Baum-Bogowith, who appeared alongside Curnutt in the Springfield Theatre’s production of Kinky Boots.. “She always wanted to talk about dance and how she could be the very best teacher…To call her a friend was an honor, and we’re all better because of her,”