Connie Zimmerman

Connie I miss you to this day. I loved our times together. Those memories still make me laugh out loud. Thank you for being YOU! Love you girl!

Connie, I love you and will miss you. Thank you for allll the great times we've had. You have always been a special person to me and others. Girl, you are in a better place now. Thank you for the smiles and laughter you bring to me to this day.

Jack and Arlene,

We are so very sorry for the loss of Connie. She is resting peacefully now as one of your angels. Our thoughts and prayers for you and your entire family.

Don and Sandy Nickerson

The Zimmerman Family,
We are all so saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Connie, and heartbroken for her family. We were Hunting Creek neighbors, and when the kids were little, my kids Ashley and Michael played with Krys and Nick. I remember going to the cookie exchanges Connie had for the neighbors at Christmastime. Everyone knew how much she loved her kids and her family, and how strong her faith was. It's been years since I've seen Connie, but when I did run into her, she always had a smile. I've always included her in my prayers throughout her illness, and I thought she had it beat. She's been through so much, but now she can be at peace with no more more pain. I hope you can lean on your faith and family to help get you through the difficult days ahead. Connie will be missed by many.
Love,
April Agler and Family

Jack & Arlene, so sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers are with your family at this sorrowful time.

I had the great pleasure of working with Connie for many years at Life Management Systems EAP (later known as HealthSpan EAP). I will never forget many things about her. Chief among them would be her sense of humor, energy, reliability, and her ever present love for her children and grandchildren. Connie was always someone to jump in and assist one of her co-workers with anything. She projected a positive attitude, even in the face of adversity, and made the workplace a better place in so many ways than it would ever have been without her. I'm so sorry to hear of her passing and my thoughts and prayers are with her friends and family.

Jamie

Many blessings and prayers to you Jack, and the kids. Nic so enjoyed playing with Patrick. Connie always had a smiling face and was always there to help do whatever we needed at Independence. May she no longer feel pain or be sick. Love to all,

The Cordier Family

Jack, Arlene & Family,
Dennis & I are so sorry for your loss. You will be in our daily thoughts & prayers.

To Michael and all the Zimmerman family. We are so very saddened to hear about the passing of your mother. We know she loved her family very much. May her love and God's Hand help you find peace in this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

God bless you all,
The Hernandez Family

Connie was such a special person. Always had a smile and a hello for anyone. I knew her from work and like Cindy stated her little Lucy just made her smile like sunshine. I know she is relieved from all her pain just as time will ease your pain through the light of God. My thoughts and prayers are with all family and friends.

Ted and I are so sorry for your loss. As a kid I spent a lot of time with your family and Connie was always there as the little sister. She will be missed by many. May God Bless you and guide you through your grief

Prayers
Kim and Ted Babel

12 And then shall it come to pass, that the spirits of those who are righteous are received into a state of happiness, which is called paradise, a state of rest, a state of peace, where they shall rest from all their troubles and from all care, and sorrow.

Mike & Family:
We are so sad to hear about your mother. May you find some comfort in your many wonderful memories of her. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family during this very difficult time. you are in the thoughts and prayers of all of us at CLARK.

Deepest Sympathy,
CLARK Material Handling Company

Connie and I worked together for several years. I am greatly saddened by her death. She was loved by so many and touched so many lives, including mine.

When I had serious health issues 9 years ago she drove me to the hospital because I refused to let her call an ambulance (we were at work). She didn't want me waiting in the waiting room in the ER any longer, since I was in so much pain and she went to the ER desk and told them they needed to see me right away because I was having chest pains. Not true, no chest pain, but I sure was having severe pain. My issue was life threatening, unbeknown to me or Connie at the time, but she acted as my advocate and I was and will be forever grateful for her concern for me.

I loved working with Connie. She was so dedicated to those she loved, especially those grandkids and she often shared her love of her parents, and her children, as well as her siblings. Connie and I texted a few weeks ago and she sent me pictures of her beloved dog Lucy. She told me she would never let a dog sleep in her bed and I got such a kick out of teasing her about how she got seduced by Lucy and had to eat those words. I am so glad she received such pleasure from that little dog, as well as her devoted family who where forever by her side.

I will always put my lighted Christmas Glass Block out that she made me one year for the holidays and think of Connie and her generosity. I will miss you Connie my dear friend and co-worker.

My heart is broken!
Cindy Ewing