CONSTANCE J. "CONNIE" QUINN

Was looking for Quinn family members and incidentally came across Connie´s passing. I have great memories visiting Connie´s home during our annual visit to our grandparents Leo and Mary Quinn. My mother (Dorothy Quinn Robinson) dearly loved Connie and Larry. She relayed she always felt welcome, I recall their laughter. I can hear them all talking and laughing now.

Peace to your loving family in this time of sadness. God be with you. Jane Rich

Maribeth, Dan, Carys, and Jordon. Your beloved Constance was a ball of fire, a lantern of love, and an enduring woman - who is now with her God her creator and Larry.

My heart is with you all in the loss of her (on earth). No doubt she will be with you forever. Love never dies. Souls never die. She will never die.

See you soon.

Cynthia and the Crow boys

R.I.P. Connie Quinn. May God hold you and love as always forever. Richard G. Anderson

Chris and Linda, My condolences to your family. R.I.P. Connie Quinn. God will hold you in the palm of his hand. Richard G. Anderson

My Dearest Linda and Chris, We are praying that God will hold you in the palms of His hands through this difficult time. Even though you anticipated the outcome it still wears heavily on your heart. May the Lord's peace be upon you. Love and Blessings, JoAnn Armstrong

Dear Chris, Linda, and family,

We were all so sorry to hear about the loss of the beautiful Connie Quinn, but wanted to say how much we have enjoyed all the wonderful stories about her over the past few years. Although we didn't know her personally, you made us feel as if we did. Thanks for sharing! All our love and prayers are with you.

Blessings,

Holding your family closely across the miles. With Love and Prayers from the Chancel Choir at First Presbyterian Church, Salt Lake City

hello to the Quinn kids...so remember our happy childhood when you still lived off of summer street...seems like yesterday...went to a funeral in maynard a few years ago, it was a small funeral and not many more people than the immediate family of the deceased....your mom was there with another woman and they were there to represent the parishioners of st bridget's....loved seeing her and sharing a hug and a few old memories...she will be missed by so many...Beverly rosemark and I were...