Nicholas Joseph Constant

I was so very fortunate to have worked as Nick's Typist during a time when I needed a Job. He was a wonderful teacher and he taught me how to use the somewhat antiquated "Internet" back in the nineties. We also had many long metaphysical conversations during our lunches.

Nick edited the Green Guide to Yard Care at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in 1998. As the subject matter expert and instigator of this publication I greatly appreciated his thoughtful and methodical approach which helped the final product win technical writing awards.

Anthony,

I remember Nicky well from the early 1960's. My mother, Wanda, found your brother delightful, which was high praise from her.

I was fortunate to speak with Nick in the last few years. He had such intellectual depth and was always gracious to me.

I am sorry for your loss, compadre.

Nicky, love and miss you! Mary

Nick was such a learned man that every time we talked I picked up new information on an amazing array of topics. I already miss being able to tap into that font of knowledge. I also miss the friendship.

Anthony, so sorry for your loss. My sister, Gwen and I were talking today and she remembered a time when they went to Crain together, the chaffeur would come to school and pick up a bunch of kids and take them to Ferguson Drug Store for lunch!! Just around the corner!!!

May God give you all comfort at this time. God bless,