Connie Lisewski Obituary
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Connie attended Morris Community High School, where she formed lasting friendships. Connie's journey led her to a loving marriage with Tom Lisewski in February of 1988, and together they made their home in West Chicago and Aurora.
In her professional life, Connie found joy in the simple pleasures of service to others. She worked alongside her sister as a waitress, where her kind demeanor and bright smile became a comforting presence to all who knew her.
Connie's memory is lovingly cherished by her son, Scott (Rhonda) McGee, and her grandsons, Riley and Liam McGee; her sister, Michelle (Bill) Lippold, along with special friends Kevin Schultz, Marie Lumpp, and Theresa Grabill, will carry forward the light of her spirit. While Connie has joined her parents, her husband Tom and her sister Karen Fox, the stories and memories shared among those who loved her will ensure that her presence is felt for generations to come.
A celebration of Connie's life will be held privately with her family.
An online guestbook has been made for the family, where you may sign the guestbook, share memories and photographs. You can access this by visiting the website at www.ucdaviscallahan.com. Arrangements have been entrusted with U.C. Davis-Callahan Funeral Home, 301 W. Washington Street, Morris, IL.
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