Connie Landstrom Drew

I was saddened to find out today that my dear friend Connie had died. I left SD 8 years ago and lost contact with her. I wish I could have said goodbye back then. We had alot of fun along the way but most of all I remember 3 things that separate her from the rest of the world and made her very special .. each fingernail polished a different color, eggs filled with confetti, and never ever capitalizing anything. God Bless you my friend. You will be deeply missed by myself and those that...

Connie was and will remain in my heart as an example of a wise, competant woman. Her energy, joy of life and sparkle brought me joy each time I had the good pleasure of seeing or talking to her. The world was a better place for her passing through it. The heavens will rejoice having her back home.

i worked for connie at eggspressions it was the best job and she the best boss i ever had. it is a loss to us all. i love to tell the happy stories of our time together and will always cherish evey moment i remember. to one great lady you will be missed but never forgotten. thank you for all you did for me and all happiness you left me with. good luck in your final journey!
judy neis

What a wonderful generous woman.
My memories of Connie are from when I was very young. MY brother Sean and I swam in her pool and had piefights on her lawn. I will never forget how magical she was.
Thankyou Connie.

My thoughts and prays are with you at the time of your loss. God Bless

I spent a few years of my early childhood a few doors down from Connie. Even then, she was so much fun to be around. Her unique personality, strong spirit, great wit and creativity were among her many wonderful traits. It was always an experience to "run into" her and listen to her many tales as only she could tell them. Connie may be gone but she will never be forgotten.

My dad and Connie were parnters at Eggsppressions for several years. More than parners, they were good friends who shared their birthdays with each other. I will always remember walking from my Dad's office across the hall to Connie's office to see what new and exciting thing she had going on that I could join in on with her. I came to Eggspressions to visit Connie as much as I did to visit my dad. Even at a young age, I will always remember that Connie treated me as an equal and was always...

Connie.... i onlyknew you as a passing aquiantence, but you left a smile on my face. you were such a happy person , may i leave this world, with the mark you did

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during your time of loss.God Bless Alan & Judy Binfet