Constance Czelusniak

We first met Connie and Lou on our honeymoon in August, 1976 in Hawaii. They were celebrating their 25th anniversary. We had such a good time sharing meals, drinks, and laughs. We continued to correspond with them once we got back home to Illinois. We visited them several times with our daughters and appreciated their hospitality. We especially remember dinners of polish sausage ("Kelly" as Lou would say) and homemade pierogi and dill pickles. They even ventured out by train one year and came...

Please accept our condolences for your loss. She must have been an extroidanary woman.

Bill, Constance sounds like an amazing person! Thank you for sharing so much about her. I´m sorry I cannot be at the funeral but I´m sure it will be wonderful. God bless you and the family of this singularly remarkable woman!

We enjoyed our Christmas Eve gatherings at uncle Louie and auntie Connie´s home. We will never forget their amazing cooking, generosity and love given to our family.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss that sweet Connie. She was one of my mentors at Smith and I was delighted to be able to call her my friend.

So sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you all. I always enjoyed seeing Connie and talking with her at church. Connie, you are now with your husband and my husband (your old mailman- Ken) and many other loved ones. You will always be in my heart and will never be forgotten. With love, Theresa Morse

Our deepest condolences to you all. Love, Jim, Christine, Matt & Ryan