Constance P. Orcutt

I miss you, Connie. You and I are were supposed to get old together and here I am getting old by myself. I think of you often. I love you. I am sure we will see each other again someday. You are always in my heart.

Thanks to you, and your family, Paul, for taking such good care of my sister. I will never forget you all. I hope that our loss has taught all of us Orcutts to stick together and look out for eachother.

Rather than mourn the absence of the flame, let us celebrate how brightly it glowed...My sincerest sympathy during this most difficult time. From a housemate (and bathroom-mate)at St.Rita's at St.Joseph's School of Nursing; "Cornie", you were always there to commiserate with, be home-sick with and to laugh & cry with - you're never forgotten - "Ruthie"

NOTHING REAL IS EVER TAKEN

We returned from Tucson on Sunday and heard the news of Connie's passing. We were blessed by the opportunity to spend many Saturdays with Connie in spiritual retreat. Together we were lifted to the gates of Heaven as the words of our beloved teacher filled us with Truth. Connie's presence there was such a joy. Her gentleness, her generous spirit, her beauty, wit and wisdom touched us deeply. It always moved me to catch her lovingly smiling at Paul or...

My deepest sympathies.

Grandma Connie,

My parents told me what a kind and generous person you are. I feel blessed to have had the chance to experience your radiant warmth and soothing presence in my life.

Although our time together was short, I enjoyed being held in your arms and I know that your spirit will always be with me.

Love Always,
Jonas

Anyone who knew Connie can tell you of all the wonderful things she was: kind, gentle, giving. I would like to add that, for me, being with Connie was how she made me feel. She emitted a calmness and peacefulness that would somehow pass to me and through me. That is a rare gift indeed. I will miss her in many ways.

The invisible side of life is so rich and full of wonders we cannot grasp until our own time comes to make the transition. We know energy cannot be created or destroyed, so let's affirm this: the energy of every entity on earth exists forever. Think of Connie's energetic essence remaining always with you, her loved ones, and bringing you peace.

Connie was a wonderful classmate @ St. Joes'. I remember her as always warm and kind.