CONSTANCE S. PRINCE

She was a wonderful and very fun, loving Aunt to all of us, and always a joy to see her. She will always be remembered and is within our hearts, and Uncle Paul as well, always a true joy to see him. Much love to Wendie, Melanie and their adult children, and to all in the family.

Love you and miss you, I think of you, Aunt Connie, thank you for always being so wonderful and loving.

We think of you often, Aunt Connie, and always remember your sweetness, humor and your smile. Love Always and Forever.

Sending love and prayers your way in this time of loss and grief, when words are so inadequate. Aunt Connie was a spirit and energy that lit all our lives. She made such a difference. Love to you all. Ron Somers, Washington, DC

Condolences from the Morgan family of Alachua, Florida. I am Eddie Morgan, one of Connie's HS Classmates. We were part of Miss Blodgetts French Club. She is very well thought of and will be missed.

From Connie's picture in her 1949 Ipswich High yearbook: "Happy am I, from every care I'm free.Why aren't they all contented like me." Basketball, baton twirling, cheerleader, honor award, etc., etc.Condolences from the Class of 1949. Pat Tyler

My sincere condolences to all Connie's family. She was a wonderful person.

Jack Devenish

To the family of Constance Prince, I do remember Connie after so many years gone by. She was an Incredible person as well as a teacher. My sincere condolences to you her family Connie will be greatly missed, and the world a little less wonderful without her here teaching our small children and getting them off to a uncompared incredible first start in school. God bless.