Connie R. Hanretty

I grew up on Olive Street in Larkspur and have many wonderful memories of the Smith kids and Hanretty kids and the family adventures. Connie seemed a bit smarter and more mature than the rest of us. When I crossed paths with her after we were a bit more grown up she was warm and friendly. Her accomplishments and service to others are a testament to that. I know that she left this world much better than she found it.

Connie was a bright and beautiful woman, with a keen sense of her true north. Even with the passage of many years, she always had a warm and welcoming smile when we crossed paths. This world has truly lost an incandescent spirit. My deepest sympathy to Dave and their sons, family and friends.

I met Connie a number of years ago through work. She was a delight, and personified goodness and kindness. It was also very clear how deeply she loved her family. Connie will certainly be remembered with respect and fondness.

Dear Dave, Andrew and Nathan, I had the privilege of knowing her as a caring mother in MCP and as a pickle ball player, we played few times together and she always was encouraging and welcoming new players. Connie was a kind person, funny and full of love. She will be missed. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. All my love, Paca (Señora Christensen)

Connie and I have been close friends for 40 years. We talked almost every day. She was such a fun, energetic friend to experience life with! Her theme parties were the best. I was drawn to her personality yrs ago after hearing about how she traveled to Africa to do a couple safari´s on her own. Wow! She was so brave and independant. I am beyond heartbroken and we lost one of the good ones. Love to you David, and the boys. I cherish her memories and will stay close to you and the boys

Beautiful remembrance of Connie and she touched so many, including me with her beautiful laugh and always smiling. Continue smiling down on us all Connie.