Constance L. "Connie" Welch

Cousin Connie, we will miss you!

My Grammy was always telling me how much she loved me and how excited she was that my mom moved here from California to be with the whole family. She was always telling me about the day she first saw me when my mom walked down the stairs and surprised her with me in her arms. I will cherish the memories I got to have with you and know that you will always be remembered through us. We love you forever

I Love you and miss you. I still talk about you everyday and know it is sad you passed away. I’m happy that we have some memories together that I will always cherish. please always watch over me. I still sing your lullaby at night to my baby doll before I fall asleep. Love you “great gammy”

Grammy, you will always be my best friend. We shared so many memories during my childhood I will never forget. I will remember the times you would visit and you would share the bed with me as you told me stories and sang lullabies. You always seemed to have hot flashes at night and would ask me to fan you with a card which I still have to this day. You made me laugh, feel loved, and never forgotten. You made me feel I could never disappoint you. You were always so proud of me and told me so much that you were proud of all my accomplishments no matter how big or small. I looked forward when you would send me letters with stickers or pictures when you were away as it was hard when you were gone. Your pictures are what keep me still going now that you won’t be able to take anymore. I will miss our times in the kitchen as we loved to make crepes together. Even after all this time I still can’t make them with the same crispy edge as you. We both enjoy cooking for sure and sharing recipes of new things to try. I love you so much and I will keep your memory alive everyday as I will pass down your stories, lullabies, letters, pictures, recipes, and your love. Thank you for being there for me Grammy and I won’t forget “I love you more than all the stars in the sky”

You will be missed grammy

To our dear friends and neighbors The Welch's. My brother Dan and I want to offer our deepest sympathy to you all. Mrs. Welch will always be remembered as a very kind woman to us. We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. May God bless her and find her peace.

Katie Blow Narducci & Dan Blow

John, We are so sorry for your loss. Our family is thinking if you at this difficult time. We miss seeing you every morning at the Hawthorne Rd bus stop!
Love, The Clark Family

John I am so sorry to hear about your beautiful wife. Sending you a big hug! Sending you my deepest condolences and prayers! Miss you and your bubbly personality! Sheryl Stitsel former bus driver.

Grammy and I always had a special relationship, she was my partner in crime when it came to decorating and the holidays. We both had an immense love for Halloween and I believe it was her who passed down the love for decorating. She wrote me letters my whole life and during trying times wrote me double. She was the woman I told everything first to and always got so excited to share news with. All my life I turned to you. I love you so much and not a day will go by that I won't. I promise never to pass the chance to decorate, to cook a new recipe or to tell someone I love them.

Grampy, I love you.
Mom and Uncle Kevin, I love you.
Grammy was such a special woman and nobody will ever replace her.

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.

John, Connie was such an incredible friend. I will miss her letters, recipes and phone calls. As much as it hurts to have lost her, it helps to know that she is finally free of pain. May she rest in peace. Our prayers are with you and your family.