Connie Louise Hopper

To Connie's family: I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I met Connie the first week after I moved my mom (Audrey Cornelius) into Bickford. She always smiled at me and answered all my questions. She also took great care of my mom and made sure she felt welcomed. I miss seeing Connie doing her puzzles and giving me her great big smile when I walked in the room. She is truely missed. My deepest sympathies.
Cheri Huff

Connie (dare I say Buzzard) was one of my best friends growing up. We got into some trouble that is probably best not mentioned--food fights and one time we borrowed Waxy's car without his knowledge (sorry Don). I know she had a tough time health wise these last few years, but I will remember her great smile and infectious laugh! Now she can again be with her true love--Dave.

I have so many good memories of Connie and the fun we used to have growing up in Saybrook. She did have a great smile, and her laugh was contagious!!! I know how much you will all miss her, and you have my deepest sympathy.

With my deepest sympathies for each of you. I remember Connie from school and the Saybrook Christian Church. She had a laugh and smile that can't be forgotten. May God bless you in this time of sorrow. Mary Hudson Keith

So sorry to hear about Connie. I went to school with her in Saybrook. She was the most fun to run around with, full of life. We had a blast. I'll always remember her and that smile and her laugh. She's gone way too soon. Peggy Williamson Clark.