Connie Curran

Connie was a real mentor for many of us and her passion remains a powerful force.

Was in my fortune to have Connie as a guest professor at UW Madison. Not only did she teach that we were brilliant independent practitioners; but we learned how to be the best of the best teachers. Over the years I've used her strategies and style to lift students up in their own practice. So wonderful.

It´s hard to believe Connie passed away 8 years ago because I still feel her presence as a nurse every day. I first met Connie when she gave the Nurses Week lecture at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. She was my mentor in graduate school at the U of Illinois, I worked with her at APM and also served as a consultant at CurranCare. She was a wonderful friend and mentor.

Six years later, the void in my heart is still there. I miss you, Connie!

Always remembered. You gave us so much.

To this day, I think of Connie regularly and the huge loss and hole left in our hearts when she died. My heart goes out to her precious family that she talked about with me every time we spoke. How she loved her family so much and how she loved all in her path so very beautifully! The world is missing an amazing soul who left all she encountered blessed beyond measure! She meant the world to me and I miss her always! God bless her family. AND may I add that because of how God used Connie, a...

I don't know what caused me to look, but I was saddened at seeing the obituary. I am so sorry to hear of Connie's passing.

I was a graduate student at Northern Illinois University at the same time as Connie. I was also her statistician on her Ed.D dissertation. We were friend, but I lost track of her after her stint as Dean at Loyola's Nursing School and last spoke to her about 10 years ago when she was on the board at Silver Cross Hospital.

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Dearest Connie, our world will feel your loss more than you could have imagined. You leave a hole that won't be easily filled. Debbie Cornwall

Connie was a an amazing person. My heart goes out to her family. I'm going to miss all the wounderful talks I use to have with her. Heather