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Constance Lynn "Connie" Doughty
Constance Lynn "Connie" Doughty
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Connie was born on May 19, 1951 in Indianapolis, Indiana to the late Howard R. and Anna Lou (Taylor) Kelley.
Connie loved hands on work and took pride in doing things on her own, which made her extremely tough and so strong. Early on, Connie worked as a lunch lady at her children's school. She them went on to work in retail where she stayed for over 13 years.
Connie enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, fixing things around her house, helping others, and taking care of her plants. She also enjoyed birds, sewing, knitting, and watching all sports, but especially baseball. Above all else, she loved her huge family the most.
Connie is survived by her three boys, Thomas Doughty, Christopher Doughty, and Nicholas Doughty; grandchildren, Laurissa, Thomas, Cameron, Roan, and Elijah; brothers, Michael, Brian, Kevin, Kelly, Jimmy, and Mark; and sisters, Paula, Mary, and Karen.
Connie is preceded in death by her parents, Howard R. and Anna Lou Kelley; brother, John Kelley; and sister, Kathy.
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