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Claudia Clayton
July 6, 2020
I met Connie when I was 19 through my husband who worked with her at ARCO. We had great times enjoying the California lifestyle and she was always great fun with lots of personality. One of the smartest people I ever knew, Connie was also the most generous and warm friend. She could do anything, and did 2 Masters together, then back to the East Coast to Law School. With us both living in New York again, we re-engaged and I will always remember her for those years. She was strong, alive, charming, and incredibly supportive. After my divorce she brought me with her to her family's for the holidays. We visited her alma mater, went to the races at Saratoga, and she introduced me to her art and that of others. There have been few people as memorable in my life as Connie. Her last years seemed to be filled with art, which was her passion, and I am glad of that. I will miss her.
Tracy Orth
February 17, 2020
I'm so sorry I hadnt heard sooner about Connie. She was so very special to you all and was an amazing artist and soul. May she rest in peace and many prayers to you Aunt Maureen and family.
Diane O'Donnell
February 3, 2020
I worked for Connie as her secretary for four years in the early 1990s, although we continued to work together at Cravath for many more years. Connie was a lot of fun. She had an eccentric sense of humor, a wonderful laugh, a stellar sense of style, and she was a great cook. Conversation around her dinner table was delightful and I always looked forward to her invitations. Connie's passing saddens me greatly. I will miss her spirit.
January 26, 2020
Heartfelt condolences to the family. May God give your heart peace and comfort.
Douglas Renfield-Miller
January 26, 2020
Connie served as counsel on many deals I worked on as a banker. She was one of my favorite attorneys and we spent many long hours and all-nighters together in conference rooms. I now wish I had known about her artistic side. So much we could have chatted about. May she rest peacefully.
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