Anne Sullivan Macy died in Forest Hills, Queens, New York.
On October 20, 1936, Anne Sullivan Macy passed away in Forest Hills, Queens, New York. Her death marked the conclusion of an extraordinary life dedicated to education and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. Despite declining health and blindness in her later years, Sullivan's enduring legacy is evidenced by her pioneering educational methods for the blind and deaf-blind. Her life's work has significantly shaped modern pedagogical approaches, ensuring equal educational opportunities and inspiring global disability inclusion efforts.