Constance Jean Harper

Connie will be sadly missed she was always like a breath of fresh air with a big smile.

I have had the privilege to know Connie since childhood when we lived in the same neighborhood and attended the Gregg Street Church. As far back as I can remember Connie had an upbeat and inspirational personality. She was always fun to be around and never complained about the pain she suffered on a daily basis. She gave her heart to Jesus early in her life. From then on when you saw her, you saw Jesus. I am so sorry I couldn't be here for her home-going service; I had to be in West Virginia on Monday and Tuesday. I rejoice with all Connie's family that she is home and happy. Connie won't be expecting a reward, but she will surely receive many.

REV. OSCAR BUCK AND I ENJOYED CONNIE'S PREACHING AT OUR CHURCH IN WILMINGTON. I ALSO KNEW CONNIE WHEN SHE WAS YOUNGER THRU OUR AUNT LAURIE MERRITT. SHE WAS A GREAT CHRISTIAN. LOV E TO THE FAMILY. MAGARET BUCK

My memories of Connie go way back to grade school in Washington C.H. She was always someone I appreciated greatly. Her faithfulness to the Lord is a great legacy. Gary Thompson

I never got to meet Connie but I have heard so many inspiring and funny stories and jokes she loved to pull on people. My parents has fond memories of her from their childhood and her gathering at the dinner table with my dads family when he was young as well as my aunt who has known Connie since childhood and still friends and sisters in Christ. I will have to meet her in Heaven now! What a wonderful lady! I know this because I know the ones who knew her and I know the testimonies they give from her inspiration! Would love to see a photo of her in her buggy preaching! Good Work Connie!

Connie was and will always be remembered as someone I looked up to for most of my life. What a joy she brought to everyone who was blessed to know her. I can still hear her preaching - echoing in my inner being. She will for always be in my heart. Love & prayers to her family.

I never had the blessing of knowing Connie, but my heart is touched by her story. She was an angel on earth and now an angel in Heaven! Prayers to her family, friends, and loved ones. God bless you

The first time Connie was in our home was when we lived in Cambridge, Oh & she came to preach a revival. That would have been in 68or69. She was in our home many times after that. I could tell you many stories about her visits. She loved God, loved people & loved to laugh. I am sorry that none of my family will be able to be there for her memorial service but all of you are in our thoughts and prayers. Til we meet again.

I went to high school with her when living in Washington Court House, I moved to the mid west about 9 years ago....She was an inspiration woman and friend...
My prayers are with her family...

Words are just not enough to tell how much I loved Connie, as a child and young teenager I loved to hear her preach, then later being able to sing with her in many Revivals and services, all of the fellowships and homecomings we did together. My heart is filled with many wonderful memories. She was booked as the little Lady with Big message. She was that and more. Step back angels God himself will welcome her. Love to the family.Rick & Cheryl Fellure

Connie was an awesome friend who had a great influence on my spiritual life. I always remember when she would give her testimony how she would say that doctors predicted when she was born that she wouldn't live to be a year old. Then she would hold up one finger & say " But God had other ideas." I'm so glad He did. Well done good and faithful Connie. Well done.

I was saved under Connie's preaching, she was a wonderful and Godly person, she was a true joy to know.


Pattie Gartin

I feel the LORD himself was waiting at the Gate for Connie. She was loved by several and will be waiting for her.

First Church of God ,Harrison Street, years ago, was my first memory of Connie. I recall many services where she and her family members were in attendance. To Connie's remaining family, my prayer for each of you is for comfort from the comforter, Jesus.

god has brought another member home. I will never forget her preaching from a baby stroller. so sorry to hear, but we can rejoice she has gone to her final home. may god bless her family. ron harper (Pensacola fl.)

I would like to express my deepest sympathies to all of you. I have so may fond memories of time spent just talking and laughing with her and listening to her sing and preach. She touched so may lives and served the Lord well. Truly loved and missed. But, heaven gained a great one.

Mary (Osborne) Reed

I'm sorry to hear that Connie passed away she was a wonderful caring lady and she brought joy to all our lives she will be forever loved & missed rip connie

So sorry to learn of Connie's death. I have many fond memories of Connie visiting Aunt Annie and Uncle Bruce Roten in Ashe County North Carolina. Connie had a big impact on me and I loved spending time with her when she visited. She was an amazing person who loved the Lord with all her being. May she rest in peace.