Constance Bennett

Fred, I just happened to read the obituary section of our current KKG magazine and saw the notice of Connie's death. I am so saddened for your loss. I was always struck by Connie's grace and beauty which seemed to expand over the years. At our reunion you talked so lovingly of her and her achievements. My thoughts are with you, Fred. I extend my deepest sympathy.

I only met Connie a few times, but my father, Milt Morris, has told me many stories. She was always fun and her personality filled the room! My love to all my cousins. - Lauren Morris Shanley

Uncle Fred I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Connie's passing. I have nothing but wonderful memories. I will keep you and Jordan in my prayers.

Fred,God bless you and your son. I know you will be with your eternal companion again.

Fred,
We were saddened to hear of Connie's passing and are so sorry for you and your son. We will keep you in our thoughts. Merle and Carol Ann

Dear Fred and Mason Family,

With fond memories of Col. Grant and Varna and family while I served in the Western States Mission. The Mason household was that oasis for tired and unfed missionaries. Not only because of the 3 wonderful daughters, but because of the love and encouragement that was given. Connie and family were dear friends.

And Fred, In Hoc good brother! How pleased I was with your marriage to Connie. Fred Sr. and East High were synonymous with our wonderful high...

Connie was my good friend and client for many years...we shared many a heartfelt conversation while eating a good meal celebrating the many facets of life. What a wicked smart and humorous friend she was and will be for those in her next adventure.
I so apppreciated her kind and non-judgemental ways and Connie always had a solution and a kind word for her friends when we couldn't quite feel our worth. I could also count on the truth from her...which didnt always make me look good....but...

Fred, God bless you during your period of grief.

Jim Wissler