David L. Clapper

Dear Connie Kay, I knew your Dad, David, in the early '70s. I recently learned of his passing and it is with great sorrow that I write this. He was a warm, giving man with a ready smile and that sparkle in his eye when he was happiest. I remember asking him what was the secret to his wonderful pasta sauce and he told me a little grated carrot. Also, he loved Cherokee, NC and the outdoors. He was a hard worker and a good friend to all. David was a very sweet man and I had hoped he would...

Connie, I am so sorry you had to lose your dad. You were the world to him as he often spoke of you. He teared as he told me the story about the Indian blessing your mom so you were born. He worried so for your future. Know that he is always with you, in your heart! I'm sorry I wasn't there-I didn't know.

Connie Kay,
Words alone cannot express our deep sympathy for you at this time. Your father, and mother were both so very proud of you and when we think of them our first thought is of the enormous amount of Love that they have for you. Our prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
George and Sue Burgess (Former 4-H Advisors)

My prayers are with you Connie.A friend from housekepping

Connie, we are truly sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you and praying for you.
love and prayers
The DeLongs

Dear Connie Kay!Sorry to hear about your Dad.Sorry we couldnt make it too the funeral.He was my cous and we had alot of good times in our growing up years.Connie nobody,and I mean nobody put a sparkle in his eye,like you did,everytime he talked about you.YOU were the sparkle in your Daddys eye.Love Cusin Tim & Robin. We Love you Connie.If you need us.you know what to do.

Our thoughts & prayers are with you, Connie, during this time. We are close by and are there if you ever need us.
Beth, Terry & Sarah Campbell

Our prayers are with you all during this time of sorrow. May God give you peace and comfort.