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CONSTANCE (CONNIE)
Constance (Connie) Moore, 89, went to heaven to be with her Lord and Savior on October 7, 2019. Connie was born in Rockland, Maine, where she met her husband, Bill. She embarked on an exciting US Navy career with Bill as a military wife, assigned to the logistics of moving her family around the world to places such as Virginia, California, Guam, and Japan. After retiring to a small farm in Australia for 10 years, Connie moved back to America, became a Shaklee business owner in South Carolina, and eventually settled in Belleview and Summerfield, Florida.
While in Florida, she became a published author by writing four books about her life in Australia, joined a dance group and performed throughout the local community, and led a prayer group in her home. As a mother, Connie wore many hats, such as teacher, nurse, mediator, farmer, mentor, seamstress, encourager, brick mason, cook, and entertainment coordinator, but her greatest achievement was raising seven children who became her pride and joy. Anyone who knew her, knew about her amazing children.
She was preceded by parents, Lesley and Virginia; her husband of 59 years, Bill; sisters and brother, Goldie, June, and Tim; and grandchildren, Grace and Blake.
She is survived by her children, William, Michael, Richard, Teresa, Pamela, Jacqueline, and Brian; 18 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Per her request, no services will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to CBN Ministries in Connie Moore's name at my.cbn.com/pg/causes/tribute.
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Patty Van Natten
October 10, 2022
It gives me comfort to know that Connie is with Jesus. Now, that makes me smile.
Patty Van Natten
October 10, 2020
Connie was the sweetest,most gracious person I knew. She will be missed but her memory will live on. She was a Del Webb Bible Study sister.
Ann Brenton
November 5, 2019
To Aunt Connie's family, sending you thoughts and prayers during this time. I also remember her books and visits from her children. Thank you for your note letting us know she passed. My Mom passed 10/2018. So Aunt Connie was the last of this legacy. Your Cousin Ann (Tim's Daughter)
Ginny Thayer
October 18, 2019
Connie was such a special lady. I always allowed extra time to visit when making Shaklee deliveries to her in Summerfield and Belleview FL.
Connie with her sister, June
Toby Spinner
October 18, 2019
I was with my mother, June, when she visited Aunt Connie five years ago. It was a sweet visit and I enjoyed seeing the two sisters together.
Aunt Connie was so elegant and kind. I enjoyed reading her books and even donated two of her books to my daughter's school library.
Sending love to my cousins from down under, may your memories of this remarkable woman bring you comfort
Patty Van Natten
October 16, 2019
I met Connie at the Del Webb All Faith Bible Study years ago. Connie was a true lady. I enjoyed talking with her and later corresponding. She had the sweetest smile. She will be missed by all who knew her.
October 16, 2019
Connie was my friend, mentor, and teacher. We prayed together for our families, our Del Webb bible study and country. She loved to share the Fascinating Woman book and taught the information beautifully. We were fascinated by her biography of the family's experiences in Australia. I remember my friend as brave,innovative, creative and fun to be with and always a welcoming smile!
She was a blessing to our bible study and we miss her....Ginny Hargarten
Cousin Kelly
October 16, 2019
I was young at the time but still remember Aunt Connie and family visiting and a time our families camped together. Not only was Connie and Bill world travelers, they gave that confidence to their children and I remember some of the boys visiting as they traveled the U.S. I enjoyed her books and still think of her bravery and determination traveling the world with children and raising a family on an island. She lived a full life and was a role model to others to do the same. We are thinking of you and praying for you all during this time of change.
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