Mrs. Connie L. Healey

I just found out about Connie's passing today talking to one of the people who we played bingo with at Wendy's in Galesburg every Monday morning a few years ago. Connie got that little fun group together and we all had a great time.

I only met Connie about a year ago. She played cards with my husband and the card club at Lieber´s Boxcar Express. She was the nicest, kindest and funniest person. She even stepped up to loan some oxygen equipment to my husband to take on a vacation. We could not have gone without her stepping up to help us. I am so sorry to learn of her passing. Thank you for the memories, Connie.

Connie was the sweetest, most kindest and funny person I´ve ever met. When I worked at Woodridge and she lived there, it was time that we played bingo together and we talked about playing bingo and she actually had a shirt made for me. I still have it to this day I love her. She will be missed by many she was always upbeat. Never said a bad thing about anyone. Connie, you sure will be missed?

My deepest sympathy. Connie and my older sister, Dixie St. George Quinn, were school friends. Connie was a lot fun to be around. Whenever she came to the house I knew there would be fun. I remember them telling me than when they were younger they would blind fold others and lead them around guessing where they were
At times if the blindfolded person was not someone that they didn't care for it is possible they were led into a tree or pole!!
I had ran into Connie several time a few years ago and we would talk about " old times". It was always great visiting with her.

Gail I will always remember your mom for her sense of humor! My condolences to all your family! What a life well lived!