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Connie graduated from Custer High School in Miles City, Mt and became a housewife and also working at Viscoes, St. Joseph Gift Shop, and ultimately retiring from Sears. Her work ethic and dedication to her roles were admired by all who worked alongside her.
Everyone who knew Connie loved her for her great sense of humor and her stubborn streak, traits that defined her equally. Her hobbies included crafts, gardening, lawn work, and painting, activities that she not only enjoyed but also excelled at, bringing beauty to her surroundings and joy to those around her.
Connie was predeceased by her husband, Ronald Robey, with whom she shared 62 wonderful years. She was also preceded in death by her father, Clarence Larson; mother, Belva Humphrey;; sister, Peggy Gabbard; brother, Richard Larson; daughter, Debra Eddleblute; and grandsons, Eric Brush and Nathan Eddleblute. She is survived with excellent care by her daughter, Monica Brush (Les); granddaughter, Mandy Casto (Nathan); grandson, Chad Eddleblute (Erin); five great-grandchildren, Kaleigh and Blake Casto, Preston (Kylie), Taylor, and Logan Brush; and one great-great-granddaughter, Cecilia Casto. Connie also leaves behind her sisters, Carolyn Myers of Colorado and Winnie Brady of Idaho, and her brother, Prentiss Foster of Minnesota, along with several nieces and nephews, including her close niece, Eileen Stephens from Texas.
In accordance with her wishes, Connie will be cremated with no services. She will be put in mosoleum beside her husband at Sunset Memory Gardens those wishing to honor her memory can make contributions to the Humane Society of Parkersburg, WV, a cause close to her heart. Connie's legacy of warmth, humor, and resilience will be cherished and remembered by all who knew her.
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Darlene Roby/Prieb
April 22, 2025
"Cousins" by marriage. I wish we had met sooner, but so happy for what time we had.
Darlene Roby/Prieb
April 22, 2025
Connie & Darlene.
Monica Brush
April 21, 2025
Barbara Adams
April 21, 2025
We still miss our neighbor and friend Connie. We were lucky to have those years with her. We bonded over our love of our pets and cooking. She was quite the saucy character and didn't mind telling it like it was. She was a good "mom" to her Colt and Bentley and grandma to Monica's little Yorkie. She loved to try new recipes and was happy to swap hers with the ones I made. We had some good times in her kitchen.
I was also happy to have spent time with Ron, her husband when he was in a local nursing home. I met him through her. He was kind and truly loved Connie. Someone else has moved into her house now since she moved from our neighborhood after Ron passed but we will always miss "the girl next door."
Glenn and Barb Adams
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Darlene Prieb
April 20, 2025
I met Connie and Ron on a Hendershot (Mothers side) family reunion in Parkersburg, WV, Oct. 2014. That's when I met my cousin Ron (my daddy's brother) for the first time. He was in a nursing home. His comment was, "oh, my goodness, you look just like Sue" (my mother).
Ron and Debbie (I also met her then) have passed away, and I will always cherish that time we spent together.
Meeting Connie was definitely a blessing, we "just clicked", like we had always known each other. We visited a few more times, through the years, and so thankful for the time we got to spend together.
Connie shared a LOT of family pictures with me, and told me about family that I had never met. I know the Roby/Robey family are having a great reunion.
I LOVE YOU CONNIE, you'll forever be in my heart.
THANKS FOR GREAT MEMORIES.
Eileen Stephens
April 20, 2025
My precious Aunt Connie, I have fond and special memories of you. You taught me how to crochet, that was the start to my love of crafting. I still cherish that crocheted item to this day and many other things you've given me. I will miss you very much and so will all the family. I Love You.
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