Connie Konkol

Constance Sue Konkol entered this world on June 2, 1947, in Madera, California, born to loving
parents Clinton and Rachel Kilcrease. She departed peacefully from this life on April 3, 2025,
surrounded by her cherished family. Known affectionately as Connie, she beautifully embodied
the roles of Wife, Mother, Sister, Aunt, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother.
Connie dedicated herself professionally from the tender age of 19, forging a remarkable career
spanning over four decades in the title and escrow industry. Her unwavering commitment and
genuine warmth endeared her to countless colleagues and clients alike, each touched by her
exceptional kindness and sincere friendship.
Family gatherings and celebrations brought Connie immense joy; she delighted in creating
cherished moments filled with laughter and love. Renowned for her generosity and nurturing
spirit, Connie took immense pleasure in pampering her loved ones, making each feel uniquely
treasured. Her heart was boundless, radiating warmth and genuine friendliness, making her the
very embodiment of unconditional love and open-hearted hospitality to all.
Connie leaves behind a rich legacy upheld by her sister, Kathy Cowan of Washington; her
beloved children, Rich and Geena Vizcarra of Bakersfield, Brad and Merisa Vizcarra of Rocklin,
and Tanya and Richard Garcia of Madera; adored grandchildren Morgan, Hannah, Diego,
Hailey, Devin, Jaidyn, Steven, Alex; and her treasured great-grandson, Jaylen. She is now
joyfully reunited with her beloved husband, Patrick Konkol, who preceded her in passing.
Connie's departure is deeply felt, and she will forever be missed by her family, friends, and all
fortunate enough to have experienced her extraordinary kindness.
A celebration honoring Connie's beautiful life will be held on April 18, 2025, at the Madera
Municipal Golf Course. The family graciously requests that, in lieu of flowers, donations be
kindly made to St. Agnes Home Health and Hospice in Connie's memory.
May peace eternally embrace her, and may we forever remember her heartfelt words: "Love
you, see you".