Connie Lee Muehlman
Connie Lee Muehlman
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Connie was born in St Louis, MO on February 3, 1960 to Arlene (nee Romer) and Raymond Muehlman. She enjoyed crafting miniature dollhouses, home decorating, and spending time with her dog Brody.
Connie is survived by two daughters, Taryn (Dan) Morris of Warrenton, MO and Ashley (Steven) Morris of Troy, MO; four grandchildren, Jack, Cody, Gunner, and Emma; two sisters, Linda Black of Lake St Louis, MO and Kathy (James) Brown of Mt Vernon, MO; loving nieces and nephews; and a partner, Greg Vomund of St Paul, MO.
Connie is preceded in death by her parents, Arlene and Raymond Muehlman; an uncle, Ron Romer; and ex-husband Ron Sandbothe.
Connie's cremains will be laid to rest in Winfield, MO.
Forgiveness is the final form of love.
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MATTHEW 6:14-15
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ELAINE HUBER
September 11, 2023
I work with Connie at Gateway and I loved it! She was always smiling and just made your day with her happiness. Connie you were one of my favorite people
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Marge wunderlich
September 7, 2023
Always remembered your smiling face! You were such an upbeat person and a joy to work with! You will be missed.
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Gina Bennett
December 12, 2022
Taryn and Ashley we are very sorry to learn of your mom´s passing . Our thoughts are with your family .
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